Cooking can be a sore subject, especially if you pride yourself in your abilities. I for one, won't be seen in a kitchen. I'm not a good cook, nor do I want to be. Plain and simple. My special talents lie elsewhere. Anyway, back to the story… one man took to Reddit after his sister-in-law insulted his homemade cooking. He had formerly posted about serving her dog food due to her poor attitude, but that's another story for another day. Since then, he claims that she hadn't changed, and continuou…

There's no such thing as a free lunch

She's an adult, and it's her name.

Dadlord

She deserves to feel proud of herself

It takes two to tango

This was his dream trip

Such a delicate situation

Bad dad alert

That's not his house!

She made her bed, and she lies in it

Is this a reason to skip?

Can you ground an adult?

Tall kings suffer too

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…

It might not be possible for every parent out there, but I firmly believe that parents should not be financially reliant on their children whatsoever, at least not while they are able to work. I am fully aware that a lot of single parents out there struggle with maintaining their household with just one salary, but I still think that making your kid work and then taking their money should be the absolute last resort. Not only because kids should have the freedom to enjoy their youth, without ha…