If you want something done, do it yourself

It's all good to help someone out when they're in need; this is an essential part of being a family, friend, or even part of a community. However, there's a distinct difference between offering your assistance to someone who is beyond grateful for a helping hand and being forced to help out someone who feels entitled to your time and resources. This isn't always cut and dry either; help can often start with a lot of gratitude and then become a routine expectation over time. Here, often, the bes…

Does she bite?

Hungry hungry bf

The worst passengers

Leggo my Oreo

The public need help

Families are not always easy to manage. That being said, no matter what your family do or say, you should always be their strongest ally. However, what would you do if a woman showed up out of the blue and introduced herself as your sister? The account that follows is the story of a perplexed individual. The Original Poster (OP), who was fortunate enough to be adopted at a young age, does not remember anything about his time in the foster system. Nevertheless, when OP's long-lost sister decided…

This ain't it

Lesson learned

Some self-awareness, please

The hubris of the 50 states

Imagine the stress of missing a connecting flight you didn't even know you had to catch, and then on top of that, you had to transport back to the 1950s when it was still considered professional for an employee to flirt with you while they're on the job.

Being a twin has its benefits and drawbacks. for starters, you have a built-in best friend, an ally, and a sole sister. However, on the other hand, depending on whether you are an identical twin or not, you are always part of a pair, ‘the twins’, never an individual that stands on your own irrespective of your ‘other half’. Ths story down below is an account of a frustrated twin mama.

Apartment buildings can be confusing

Spoilers ahead...