Isn't that what parents are for?

It's her loss

She made her bed, and she lies in it

That's not her job

What year is it?

Maybe say, "thank you" instead

Let her eat cake

It could be useful for some

Tale as old as time

Totally ungrateful

This woman believed she was the main character in her sister's wedding, but before I say more, let me relay the juicy details of the story. In typical family drama fashion, a Reddit user made an AITA post, asking whether or not she had been wrong in not attending her sister's wedding. The reason she did not want to go was simple: Her sister wanted a child-free wedding, and OP disapproved, thinking that her sister was being selfish (I mean, it's her wedding, so isn't that the one day she's allow…

Don't mess with your nanny

Babies are difficult to integrate into friend groups

She needed a break

Management tends to have some pretty bold, audacious requests, or should we say rather 'demands'. In this case, OP was working as a receptionist at a chiropractic clinic. Her boss went on personal leave for a few months, saying she had family issues that she needed to take care of. After said issues were taken care of, OP's boss came back… with a newborn baby. OP's boss wanted to work full time per usual, and instead of plopping her child off at a babysitter's, she plopped her child off in her…

He doesn't deserve this