The point of Secret Santa is that it's low-key. It's not a formal gift exchange, but rather a fun way to exchange (usually small) gifts and add a little bit of mystery to it. I used to do one with my high school friend group, and we'd usually give each other gag gifts, just so we could all have a laugh together when we exchanged them. But things can get a little trickier when it comes to gift-giving in the workplace. You have to be extra sure not to offend anyone, or else you might face profess…

They're not struggling either

Thursday, we feast. Friday, we fight.

Who can afford that?

Outrageous behavior

What else could she possibly need?

That's way too much money

Is that unreasonable?

Gift-giving can be a loaded scenario

Some people, when they grow tired of their friends and their toxic behaviors, decide to cut ties and end their friendships. But for other people, that is not an option, and they have to find other ways to show their distaste. For example, if your significant other has friends you disapprove of, you can't really tell your partner that you don't want them to be friends anymore. It will only make you seem jealous and controlling, and no one wants that. So the only thing left to do is to find ways…

He didn't get a new car for his 16th birthday

Without those brief, ephemeral moments of happiness, how can you get through the daily grind? We need something to look forward to. Anything could work, that includes a movie, dinner, vacation, or even a date. The options are unlimited. However, it's important to remember that you can treat yourself from time to time, the world will continue to turn, and your responsibilities will wait for you until after you're done. Nevertheless, while browsing Reddit, I stumbled upon a fascinating post that…

Kids got a future in sales

Couple of pennies and a ball of lint, kid

That’s one heck of a cake

What tangled webs we weave