Raise your hand if you’ve spent hours mindlessly scrolling through TikTok. I raised mine immediately. But, once TikTok starts taking over your life and your priorities falling through the sidelines you need to change your habits. Redditor BraveField encountered this very issue with their husband. So they turned to the “Am I The A**hole” (AITA) […] More
There’s a thin line between funny and cruel. Some people take pranks way too far. And, trust me, making someone cry is not funny. Just stick to the prank classics like putting someone’s hand in warm water while they sleep so they pee. Redditor ComprehensiveSpare55 encountered this very issue with her daughter. So she turned […] More
Redditor airltacheck is a teen student from Ireland who lives in a town they described as having a “financial divide.” The wealth gap was made even more apparent at the school. After a confrontation for a shaming incident, the Original Poster (OP) visited the “Am I the A**hole” (AITA) subReddit and asked: “AITA for telling […] More
When kids get obsessed with something, they really take it all the way. They dress up as their favorite characters, they find ways to glean lessons from every moment of that work and they will talk about it endlessly. So undoubtedly someone will shame them for that. Once kids are shamed for their interests, they […] More
Blood is thicker than water, as they say. But is it thicker than a family member setting your bathroom on fire? That’s the dilemma a 32-year-old Redditor, who goes by the name aitathrowawayfire, took to the AITA (Am I The A**hole) subReddit. As she put it to her fellow Redditors: “AITA for asking my brother’s […] More
Since the chaos of January 6—when countless Trump supporters formed a mob and violently invaded the U.S. Capitol building—new videos have trickled out daily to form a grim tapestry capturing the carnage. Besides providing evidence for the arrests of many insurrectionists, the video clips have documented shockingly outnumbered police officers, clear acts of violence and […] More
Ever since the mob of Trump supporters violently entered the U.S. Capitol building, word choice has taken center stage. First, they were called “protesters.” Then, critics adamantly identified the members of the crowd as “rioters” and “insurrectionists.” Some went even further, calling them a disorganized cabal of “domestic terrorists.” And accusations of terrorism inevitably invite […] More
