So much guilt-tripping

The clock don't stop

One of the scariest things about Mommy Facebook Groups is how much personal information people are willing to share on them. I'm convinced that so many of these moms never learned that creepy people can use what you post online stalkingly. Either that, or they don't think it will happen to them. It's one thing to share something vaguely identifying anonymously, but it's a whole different story when you're sharing details about your life and your child's life with a group of functional strangers…

Me, me, me

What a place

Tuck in

Too real?

Looks safe

Internet friends, web denizens, social discomfort lovers it's that time of the week. That's right! Every Saturday we take a look at some of the most poignant cringe posts available to the public. For anyone wondering, this week's crop is awfully embarrassing. Unless you're the de facto coolest and most suave individual of all time, we all have to admit we're a little bit cringey from time to time. We're not all as self-aware as we think. Maybe last week you told a waiter “You too!” when they sa…

Please, just be normal

A weird place

"Dechland" should not be allowed

An alternate universe

The internet has made cringe entirely unavoidable. If you grew up online, you have been guilty of cringe behavior at some point. Don't act innocent. Maybe you made an embarrassing Facebook post a decade ago or maybe you tried way too hard to be funny in the comments of an Instagram post. You may have deleted them, but the internet is forever. For better or worse, people have forever access to the most embarrassing things you've done on the internet. I'm not saying that's a good thing. It's just…

Icks everywhere

So embarrassing