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Young father builds family after being kicked out by parents at 15, rages when his aunt lets them meet his 4-year-old sons while she babysits: 'It wasn't her place'

He was not happy
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Mom throws small birthday party for 9-year-old son, retaliates when his teacher insists she invite all 32 kids from his class: 'We might as well have the party at her house'

It's not for her to say
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Bride removes best friend as made of honor after she reveals pregnancy, throws tantrum when asked to reimburse costs of bridal shower and bachelorette party her friend paid for: 'Her reason? I'm getting too fat'

This isn't true friendship
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34-year-old boyfriend remains unemployed for 2.5 years despite girlfriend's urging, moves out when she snaps at him: 'You dodged a bullet'

Being unemployed is no walk in the park . It can do a number on your mental well-being and self esteem, not to mention your finances. When you can't find a job, you can feel like you have no purpose in life, that nobody wants you and you have nothing to offer. This, of course, isn't true, it's just straight up hard to find a job these days, but it plays emotional games with your head. And some people can find themselves in that rut for years, especially if their living situation is taken care o…
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Sister-in-law instructs kids to steal from jewelry and money from aunt at Thanksgiving party, protests when she doesn't want to get them Christmas presents: 'I never got an apology from her'

Outrageous behavior
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Boyfriend wants to 'fake propose' to girlfriend in front of the Eiffel Tower, doesn't understand why she refuses: 'What an odd thing for him to suggest'

Everybody wants the perfect proposal photo . You want everyone to be jealous of your picturesque setting, your gorgeous outfit, and the perfect snapshot of the perfect love. On some implicit level, everyone wants that. It's human nature to want those around you to be jealous. But life is far from perfect. It's messy, unpredictable, and often not all that photogenic. That extends to proposals as well. And after all, it's not about that. It's about coming together as a couple in the ultimate prom…
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'She seems to hate her own nephews': Spiteful pregnant woman refuses to acknowledge sister's 2-year-old and 3-year-old, is surprised when she gets the same treatment

Sometimes a grudge comes up for seemingly no reason . Someone just starts to treat you differently and you have no idea what happened. You rack your brain for reasons you might have spited them and you come up empty. Did you fail to wave back at them on the street one day? Did you accidentally say something off-color at a party? Did you just happen to look at them the wrong way and now everything is different? You may never know. It's especially hard when this happens in your own family because…
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Foster family refuse to call 16-year-old by his real name, get offended when he begins to ignore them: 'It bothers them so much'

They shouldn't have pushed it
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'I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off': Jealous sister spills red wine on sister's wedding dress, is shocked when she refuses to pay for her honeymoon

Sounds like a soap opera
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College student demands roommate accommodate her schedule so the bathroom is always free when she comes home, roommate refuses, leading to a dispute: ‘You need a reality check’

College student demands roommate accommodate her schedule so the bathroom is always free when she comes home, roommate refuses, leading to a dispute: ‘You need a reality check’

There are a lot of things about college that I miss, but having a roommate is definitely not one of them. To be completely honest, having to share my living space with someone else is probably the one thing I hated the most during my college experience. College is the first time you get to live on your own, away from your parents and your siblings, it takes a lot of adjustments to get used to that new situation. Having to share that situation with another person who just moved out of their pare…
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Mom scolds homeschooled 14-year-old after he enters her house uninvited to look for her son, wonders if she went too far: 'When no one answers the door, you walk away'

Boundaries, please
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Guy skips his brother's last-minute wedding, staying loyal to a boys trip he's had planned and booked for 2 years: 'They sent out invitations two months in advance'

Is he just free-spirited or plain ole irresponsible?
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Friends make BBQ dinner for 8 people but invite 12 over, expect 4 of them to consume the scraps after they've eaten: 'It was awkward because we were actually starving'

Odd behavior
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'He's mad at being forced to look after his own child': Husband refuses to assist pregnant wife with their toddler, claims he's 'off duty'

As any parent can tell you, parenting is a full-time job . It may not pay the bills, but it sure takes a lot out of you. It doesn't stop when you go to sleep, or when you're watching TV, or even when you're on vacation. You're a parent 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You don't get to choose whether or not you're ‘on duty’ if you're a parent, you just always are. And for couples parenting together, it's important that you both understand that. Otherwise, conflicts are bound to arise. That's what…
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Older sister expects 25-year-old chef brother to feed her 3 kids under 10 for free daily because he is the only person who can make them eat vegetables: 'I told her it's a big ask'

He may as well be a third parent
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'Your mom doesn't like your wife': Backhanded mom refuses to make allergy-safe meal for daughter-in-law, gets upset when she brings her own meals

Allergies are no joke. People who suffer from them know how serious they can be, and take every precaution to keep themselves safe. It's a whole skill you have to develop, not only knowing what foods might secretly contain your allergen but also informing everyone around you how to keep you safe. You have to constantly educate the people around you. And when you're having dinner at someone else's house, you can't be sure what they did or didn't put in the meal. So you develop failsafes, like br…
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