Mean girls will always be mean girls

Poor kid

Mind your own beeswax, lady

Not everyone is willing to sacrifice a primo living location for a few extra spare rooms, cheaper closing costs, and a ramshackle shed.

"Cool"

Golden Child syndrome

A family fight that will follow them to the grave

He's got student privilege

What makes someone your brother?

We can never be tired of stories about people and their bizarre relationships with unimaginable things. There are stories of people being in romantic relationships with pets, trees, houses, dolls, basically all kinds of inanimate objects. And although we do not support letting people live in that delusion, we have to admit some of these stories are just hilariously wild. The woman in this Reddit story decided to get married to a computer-generated character in a video game she is obsessed with.…

nothing like having to work while there's a party happening at your house

Never tell Mom a secret you don't want the whole family to hear about

It's not the brother's fault

Gift-giving is a tricky thing, especially when it comes to family. On one hand, you give someone a gift in hopes that they be able to enjoy that gift and make the most of it. On the other hand, what they do with that gift is totally up to them, and that is out of your control as soon as you hand it over. But still, if you give someone a gift and they take it and then sell it to someone else, that can be quite an unpleasant experience, and even though it is entirely in their right to do so, it w…

He didn't get a new car for his 16th birthday

Your first focus should always be your family. Having stated that when is it appropriate to set limits and draw lines? The story below is an account of a distressed sibling. The original poster (OP) has a secure job and a married life. As a result, OP and her husband were more than willing to comply and share the load when her younger brother approached her and asked for financial support. Everything was going great at first; the brother had returned the money, and everything was going accordin…