Living with someone rent-free always comes with strings attached. Maybe it's a family member doing you a favor, and if so, you should be expected to contribute more of your fair share of chores, if you're able. When you're not someone's child, you don't get the privilege of being completely taken care of. This is one of the tricky things about living with family. You have to strike the right balance of being respectful and out-of-the-way. One man didn't quite have that balance nailed and ran in…

Finding a job can be a rough gig , especially when you're just starting out. The amount of viable jobs available is not as high as you'd like it to be, and every posting gets thousands and thousands of applicants. So some of us end up being unemployed for longer than we'd like. And in times like that, we might feel like our only option is turning to our friends for help. But doing this is never as simple as it seems. Taking money from people you know always comes with strings attached , and the…

It's always tough to live with a family member. You most likely did it when you were young and then moved out for a reason. It's so much easier to maintain a healthy relationship when you don't also have to share a bathroom or a kitchen with them. But anyone living in close quarters knows how much your roommates can get under your skin, even when they're not doing anything wrong. You get to witness close-ups of their little habits, quirks, and shortcomings, and they can grind your gears no matt…

Not invited back

Love is dead I guess

Just because you're working from home, doesn't mean you're around for whatever, especially taking care of a child that isn't yours

This isn't a hotel, it's my house

If there's one thing you don't do, it's wake up a sleeping baby

Evil stepsister

can't forget about the passive aggressive thermostat battles

Living with family is hard

That's not how this works...

The price of living at home

If you've never had a bad roommate, you are the bad roommate.

Living with family is… living with family

It makes sense