Teenage breakups are some of the worst breakups one can experience. At that age, you feel everything in such technicolor, that the lows can be especially low. You're still figuring out who you are and how to handle your emotions, and you're still getting a handle on your self-esteem. Any blow to your sense of confidence at that age can be hard to get over. Breakups in high school are also likely the first breakups you might experience, so you have no way of knowing for sure that you will indeed…

Thanks, mom

Once a gift has been given, the gift-giver relinquishes all power over it

He can barely afford a gift for his other kids

Literacy is a major issue

She spilled

Weekends are a beautiful thing, especially for people who have no children

We all fall on hard times every now and then, and if you're lucky you might have a parent who's willing to support you through these rough patches. Ideally, it's part of the parent-kid relationship , and it doesn't automatically end once you're 18 years old. You might continue to need your parents, if not just emotionally. But like with anything, there is a line that you should be careful not to cross, on both sides of the equation. If you're the kid, you have to be careful that you're not taki…

So ridiculous

Parents are the real reason Christmas is magical.

He needs stability

'My gf occasionally dyes her hair blue/pink, septum piercing, very colorful clothing and big accessories. It's just her personality, nothing crazy'

One week 'til Elf on the Shelf is over

Giving up a kid for adoption is extremely challenging for everyone involved – mainly for the child and the parents. It is not something anyone would be able to understand. The decision to give up a child is final and cannot be reversed, so parents who decide to go through with that need to be 100% sure that is what they want, which seems to be almost impossible. For the parents in this Reddit story, it really was impossible, so they gave up their daughter while still fully believing they would…

So wrong

Until what age is it still appropriate to call someone a ‘kid’ and use it as an excuse for their bad behavior? While it might count as a cute nickname, allowing someone to act like a kid should be restricted to a certain age period, and after that, it should definitely not be considered cute anymore. Picture this scenario for example – A ‘kid’ decided to prank his father by covering all his work and office supplies with duct tape, and essentially ruining important documents that his dad needed…