In-laws can be annoying, but this is something else

There are a handful of unspoken rules for proper wedding etiquette that are mostly just common sense. Don't show up too late or too early. Don't bring a plus-one unless you were offered one. Don't be the most wasted guest at the wedding . Don't make an impromptu speech. And perhaps the biggest faux pas of all—don't wear white. This is probably an out-dated rule, as many modern brides and grooms opt out of the traditional wedding-wear these days, but the intent of the rule still stands. No one s…

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

The only bags she should pack are her own

Prepare to roll your eyes

Family drama already? It's not even Thanksgiving yet

A good relationship isn't always love and romance. Every relationship requires healthy communication, boundaries, compromise, mutual support and compassion in order to succeed. Throw kids into the mix and the importance of good communication and healthy balance increases significantly. There's nothing wrong with having a parent who stays at home to take care of the kids and one who works for an income. But if one partner in the relationship starts to call all the shots, the other is bound to fee

Sometimes malicious compliance is the way to go

If you act like a baby, you're gonna be treated like one