Holy entitlement, Batman.

Sucks to be him

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People who sought relationship advice for amusingly weird situations

Seriously dude?

Dude, why

Do you ever wonder who's behind the 2.8 million subreddits that exist? What are their lives like? Do they live in their parents' basements or do they have families and day jobs? The spouse of a mod recently turned to r/TrueOffMyChest to vent about their husband, who moderates several subreddits and refuses to get a job. OP's husband likened the task to being a homemaker, but according to OP, he doesn't even do any housework. All he does is moderate subreddits. The resulting thread quickly turne

In sickness and in health, huh?

Dudes do not rock

Learn from their experiences.

There's layers here

If there’s one thing that romcom culture has taught us, it’s that love moves in mysterious ways. Sometimes, the person who ends up being your soulmate is the exact opposite of who you might expect, and relationships can be formed out of the most unlikely of circumstances. This prospect has been brought to the attention of Twitter recently, when singer Ari Lennox asked people on the site how they had met their partners. She was met with thousands of responses, but one in particular stood out: @c…

A good relationship isn't always love and romance. Every relationship requires healthy communication, boundaries, compromise, mutual support and compassion in order to succeed. Throw kids into the mix and the importance of good communication and healthy balance increases significantly. There's nothing wrong with having a parent who stays at home to take care of the kids and one who works for an income. But if one partner in the relationship starts to call all the shots, the other is bound to fee