We understand the stress as well as anger that you undoubtedly deal with every day as students attempting to successfully finish the semester and earn a degree. We have all been there. Therefore, we have a really wonderful surprise in store for you that will brighten your day. Back when we were students, laughing a lot was the easiest method for us to relax after a demanding week at university. Therefore, if you're in desperate need of a good laugh but don't know where to turn, don't worry—we'v…

Take a break from crying

The age at which young adults finally move out of their parents' houses is getting older and older the more time passes. With inflation only going up, it is getting practically impossible for kids to afford to live on their own, so they continue to rely on the support of their families, at least when it comes to their living situation. But not all kids get along with their parents, and some can't wait to turn 18 simply so they can move out, no matter the costs. This also means that not all youn…

A college degree is considered somewhat of a luxury. Having stated that how far would you go to guarantee that your education is of the highest caliber? The individuals you love the most, will you let them go? An update to a long-since-posted piece can be found below. The original poster (OP) goes into great detail on how her parents broke her trust and deliberately destroyed her future. In order to cover expenses for her older brother's wedding, OP's parents had completely depleted her college…

Here we go again...

Rule number one in adult life – Never risk your credit for someone else. This rule, along with many other rules regarding credit and financial responsibility, is something that every kid should be taught at school. But since very few schools actually teach their students important life lessons, we are here to make up for it by sharing stories that will help anyone learn how to navigate adult life. Going back to the credit point, it is crucial that people will understand that they should not ris…

Study break

Living with your parents well after you graduate from college has become a consensus among young adults. Since a college degree is, more often than not, no longer enough to grant a graduate their first actual job, it is extremely difficult for young adults to be able to afford rent, so they end up going back to their parents while they figure out what to do with their lives. Most parents accept their kids with open arms and help them in their journey. But other parents, can't seem to accept the…

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Can you ground an adult?

The college student who had made parents and kids question their relationships is back with an update, and the family drama continues. In his original Reddit post , OP (original poster), wrote about how his parents have made him pay rent in their home for four years of college, causing him to have no social life as he had to work. Then the parents thought it was a good life lesson to ‘gift’ him all the money he paid back as a graduation present. Feeling betrayed, OP ripped the check and cut off…

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