I moved out of my parent's house for the first time when I started university. When I arrived at the dorms, I made sure to clean every square inch of that filthy apartment since I had no idea how the previous tenants—a group of teenage boys—had managed to live in such a filthy space. When my roommates arrived, I introduced myself and apologized ahead of time since I'm not much of a chef and won't be able to help with the cooking. The story below involves a woman who aspires to get better in the…

Sounds like a pretty cynical worldview

Quitting is the new winning

Peak entitlement

need to spruce up the gc? look no further

The worst age group

Teens aren't allowed to exist in public

She's so me af

A bottomless pit

The fear in his eyes before she told the story

"I was a teenage monster."

T9: 555-666-555 (Only millennials will understand.)

What is something every teenager should know about 'the real world'?

Mom's AITA post sparks divided discussion

Part of being a parent is forcing your kids to do things they don't want to do. Sometimes, they have to eat yucky vegetables and finish the year of playing with their soccer team, even though they wanted to quit halfway through. However, there's a point where parents need to listen to what their kids are saying and act accordingly. One mother took to Reddit to ask whether she was the villain for forcing her teenage daughter to wear dresses when going over to their grandparent's house. There is…

Ah, to be old-er.