I spotted a fascinating post on Reddit while perusing through the feed, and I knew I wanted to share it with you right now. The question 'What are your parents' annoying habits?' is put forth by the original poster (OP). As was to be expected, the post attracted a lot of interest, and Redditors from all over the world participated in the discussion and left insightful comments that we could all read and enjoy. In light of this, check out the screenshots below if you have a moment to spare amid…

Poor kid

You have to get bored to get your imagination to work.

She's trying to protect other customers from her germs

Some folks plan their baby names for decades . I have a lot of friends who have had a list of names saved somewhere that they started when they were children themselves. Of course, not all of them are going to age well. I don't think I'm going to name my daughter Hermione anymore, but some of them stand. It's easy to get attached to a baby name, even if you don't say it out loud. You've spent years imagining a future where this is your child's name… that's a hard fantasy to give up. But it's a…

Where do the legs go?

Talk about a savior complex

What's wrong with nicknames?

More often than not, you hear about parents who have no idea when to finally let go and let their kids get by in the world alone as adults. While it usually comes from a good place, as they want to help their kids and make sure they are okay, it can become extremely overbearing really fast. The parents in this Reddit story definitely crossed a line when it comes to their daughter. OP (original poster), shared on Reddit that her parents have no boundaries when it comes to her. She even had to ge…

Another day another, “Hey! Don't you touch that, mister!!”

He's out of line

This wholesome story about a 4-year-old and her obsession with Angler Fish turned into an internet frenzy.

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

That's not a job for a teenager

That's not how reading works

The kids are alright