Did I mention this was his 4th broken engagement?

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Your own sister?

No, he's a teenager

If there is one thing that the younger generation is doing right, it is the fact that they do not take lightly the idea of becoming a parent. It seems like young adults these days understand that becoming a parent is a huge responsibility, which not everyone is capable of committing to. So instead of insisting on bringing children they are not ready for into the world, they wait until they know without a doubt that they are ready. When people do not wait until they are ready, cases like the one…

The internet is divided on who's in the wrong. What are your thoughts?

Doesn't sound like her fault

Mean girls will always be mean girls

That's a big ask

A joint account is all about trust

Mind your own beeswax, lady

It's not her fault

Happy Birthday?

When I first got my driver's license, I was terrified of actually taking my mom's car out and driving it myself. I was so sure I was going to cause damage to it, and I simply did not want to get in trouble. And you know what? I was rightfully scared. Because in that first year of driving, I caused so much damage to it, that it was actually embarrassing. Thankfully, my mom didn't force me to actually pay for all that damage but to be fair, she could, and it would have been understandable. Take w…

Familial bias is not an uncommon occurrence. So what would you do if your own child declared his or her preference for one sibling over the other? The story below is an account of a frustrated daughter. The original poster (OP) is the daughter of divorced parents. Following the separation, the courts mandated that she spend the working week with her mother and the weekends with her dad. According to OP, she liked spending time with her mother and loathed spending time with her father because sh…

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