They say it takes a village to raise a kid, and in some sense, it's true. Children are not easy. You have to not only keep them alive and from hurting themselves by accident, but you also have to make sure they learn how to blossom into a decent human being. It is a lot of pressure. Once you go through the parenting phase, you look forward for the grand parenting age. This is when you can enjoy all the fun parts of raising a child and leave all the hard parenting parts to the actual parents aka…

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…

Time to pay the Piper

They're individuals

Is that a thing?

Never tell Mom a secret you don't want the whole family to hear about

"Playing house" is a bit dramatic

parenting 101

This guy had dealt with his younger sister's shenanigans for years, always bickering over who gets the first shower, the bigger slice of cake, or the top bunk on vacation. Although he was accustomed to her entitlement, he was shocked when faced with an airport dilemma that would turn the whole family upside down...

I can't believe it's not medicine!

Actions have consequences

The Geneva Convention be darned

Never tell your older siblings that you have a loose tooth, it'll be tied to a doorknob within the hour

Inheritances are messy and can so easily cause drama and even break up an entire family. How is it that you can spend a lifetime with a group of people, regard them as the people who are most important and closest to you, and then throw these relationships all away for money? Many people can be asked that question, including the family in this Reddit story. OP (original poster) has received a life-changing inheritance from his grandmother but was met with unexpected demands from the rest of his…

Nothing beats grandma sliding you a $20 on your way out the door

That's his blanket whether they like it or not