It's the freaking weekend, baby—time to stay up until 3 am because your kid keeps waking up! Let's gooooo!

Tough break

Happy belated Mother's Day :)

What do they know?

I have yet to meet parents who respect their kid's boundaries. My mom for one, is a lovely person, but she doesn't have a respectful bone in her body. She'll tell the whole neighborhood about my dating life, despite my many pleas to not do that. She'll also show up unannounced at my apartment in the evenings. It's especially frustrating if I have a date over. Finally, she went through all my drawers and even read my journal when I was a teenager. As I said, zero boundaries. Some parents can be…

That's a big one

Parenting isn't for the weak… That's why you need memes to survive!

She made her bed, and she lies in it

The ultimate pranksters

For crying out loud, if you bring your kids to a restaurant, don't let them treat it like a playground. Waiting tables is a lot harder if you have a little one running beneath your feet, not to mention it's actually really dangerous, as servers are running around with hot plates in their hands. If a kid were to bump into a server, they could potentially have the hot plate dropped on their head. That would hurt, a lot. And then parents would bla bla bla about suing for damages when really, they…

Who else up watching Bluey?

Her kids are millennials...

Family dinners are a spectacle to behold, or at least, they are in my family. My sibling's kids run about with their iPads and smart phones, playing sometimes with toys but mostly throwing them at the wall. My siblings turn a blind eye because honestly, they haven't read Parenting 101, and they don't have great social awareness. My mom cleans up broken plates that the kids threw down as they giggled, and sometimes, when I feel like ruining it for everyone, I voice my opinion. That's what this d…

Major dad fail

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…

That stuff hurts