That's too much

Sometimes it's really easy to sit behind our keyboards or phones and judge other people and their life choices. But if we think a bit harder about certain situations and try to imagine what we would have done in those scenarios, we might just realize that some decisions are much harder to make than it seems. I can safely say I have no idea what I would have done in the scenario presented in this Reddit story. I love my mom, and I like to think I would have done anything in my power to make her…

Your wedding is the one place where you get to tell people what to wear

They should have been more subtle

A taste of his own medicine

No, he's a teenager

If there is one thing that the younger generation is doing right, it is the fact that they do not take lightly the idea of becoming a parent. It seems like young adults these days understand that becoming a parent is a huge responsibility, which not everyone is capable of committing to. So instead of insisting on bringing children they are not ready for into the world, they wait until they know without a doubt that they are ready. When people do not wait until they are ready, cases like the one…

Doesn't sound like her fault

That's a big ask

That's not his job

When I first got my driver's license, I was terrified of actually taking my mom's car out and driving it myself. I was so sure I was going to cause damage to it, and I simply did not want to get in trouble. And you know what? I was rightfully scared. Because in that first year of driving, I caused so much damage to it, that it was actually embarrassing. Thankfully, my mom didn't force me to actually pay for all that damage but to be fair, she could, and it would have been understandable. Take w…

She clearly needs more help

Just because you're working from home, doesn't mean you're around for whatever, especially taking care of a child that isn't yours

The drama doesn't stop when you give birth to a child… it starts

There are no do-overs in life

Helping out with your siblings is part of growing up, but only to an extent