We get it, you have sex.

Very toxic content ahead

People who sought relationship advice for amusingly weird situations

Take no crap

From bed bugs to human bones, these people have seen it all

Nope.

There's no be-all and end-all rule book for parenting. Everyone has their own ideas about what makes a good parent, and sometimes differences in opinion can lead to some spicy familial conflict. That said, I think we can all agree that a good rule of thumb is to not be an asshole. Distraught dad u/Hills-Mountains35 turned to Reddit's r/AmItheAsshole for guidance after his son's stepfather, on some sort of rabid power trip, threw the kid's new Xbox into a swimming pool. The kid had been saving up

Runway ready

Good to know.

Let's hear it for r/showerthoughts.

Sprinkled with scrumptious satire

Much of day-to-day life involves the knowledge (and practice) of unspoken rules. For example, here in New York, you should not be putting a bag on a subway seat - and you should definitely let people get off the subway before you get on. They may seem like universal forms of etiquette , but more people seem to ignore them than we think. Recently, redditor u/HAXposed asked the site's users to share the unspoken rules that, when broken, annoy them the most. And it's sad but validating to see that…

People being dark and edgy in the comments

Wait until you realize how much they get paid.

Spoiler Alert: chocolate syrup in the bedroom isn't sexy

Sounds like the life.