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Inept 34-year-old husband tells his wife of 5 years he's not ready to be a dad when she's 6 months pregnant, prioritizes gaming with his friends over her: 'He said was putting too much pressure on him'

He sounds like a real winner
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Friends make BBQ dinner for 8 people but invite 12 over, expect 4 of them to consume the scraps after they've eaten: 'It was awkward because we were actually starving'

Odd behavior
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Aunt bans her 17-year-old nieces phony service dog from her house after he gave her dog fleas: 'I've been around him numerous times and he's actually a poorly trained pet'

Not every dog is a service dog
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'He's mad at being forced to look after his own child': Husband refuses to assist pregnant wife with their toddler, claims he's 'off duty'

As any parent can tell you, parenting is a full-time job . It may not pay the bills, but it sure takes a lot out of you. It doesn't stop when you go to sleep, or when you're watching TV, or even when you're on vacation. You're a parent 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You don't get to choose whether or not you're ‘on duty’ if you're a parent, you just always are. And for couples parenting together, it's important that you both understand that. Otherwise, conflicts are bound to arise. That's what…
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Older sister expects 25-year-old chef brother to feed her 3 kids under 10 for free daily because he is the only person who can make them eat vegetables: 'I told her it's a big ask'

He may as well be a third parent
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16-year-old asks teacher not to pair him with the daughter of his deadbeat dad, daughter won't take no for an answer: 'I told her I wasn't interested, we're not family'

He said no
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Dad lets 3-month-old baby scream in his baby swing for 15 minutes without tending to him, gets angry at mom when she leaves shower to feed him: 'He said I was ruining his plan for the night, and that I was taking over'

Poor baby
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'Your mom doesn't like your wife': Backhanded mom refuses to make allergy-safe meal for daughter-in-law, gets upset when she brings her own meals

Allergies are no joke. People who suffer from them know how serious they can be, and take every precaution to keep themselves safe. It's a whole skill you have to develop, not only knowing what foods might secretly contain your allergen but also informing everyone around you how to keep you safe. You have to constantly educate the people around you. And when you're having dinner at someone else's house, you can't be sure what they did or didn't put in the meal. So you develop failsafes, like br…
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'You're paying for their life': Controlling parents force 20-year-old daughter to live at home, dip into her savings when to fund their lifestyles

There's no perfect age to move out of the house . Lots of people do it when they're 18, as soon as they get the chance. But a good amount of people take a little longer while they save money, go to school, or work on their mental health. There's no right answer, as long as everyone is cool with it. Problems arise, however, when someone is preventing someone else from moving out. Everyone should have the freedom and autonomy to do what they please after they're 18 years old. Even if that means h…
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The Funniest Reddit Posts of the Week (November 8, 2024)

Thanks for the gold, kind stranger
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Higher-ups refuses to give a raise to employee with 10 years of experience making $50K, hires an inexperienced employee for $80K: 'I handed in my resignation. Boss and department head were shocked'

That just doesn't make sense
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Freeloading daughter refuses to host family Thanksgiving despite other siblings taking their turn, flips out when mom disinvites her: 'I made it very clear she needed to stay true to her word'

Everyone pitches in
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'You're literally being exploited': Unpaid internship asks young employee to work 12 hours with just a 30 minute break, lashes out when she refuses

Unpaid internships are one of the biggest scams of our current work culture. We all agree that internships are valuable to young people who want to get a taste of a certain field, gain some practical experience, and start collecting references for their resumes. Moreover, interns are valuable to companies to train prospective hires, gain some new insight, and build their programs. But where, in all of that, does it say that it doesn't need to pay? You're doing real work, after all, and work sho…
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Entitled parents refuse to pay eldest song for babysitting, even though they pay his younger siblings for chores without fail

‘They get what they pay for’: 16-year-old refuses to babysit his three younger siblings because parents won't pay him, leading to a discussion on favoritism

"They told me I was being a brat and they can make me babysit."
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Parents allow teenage son to drive car only if he drives his younger siblings to and from school and their extracurricular activities and pays for gas, balks to ride his bike to school instead: 'They were taking advantage of me' '

That's too much responsibility
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Boss refuses to promote Gen Z employee after catching her reprimanding new hire on her second day and clapping after every word: 'That is not the person I want supervising a team of 20'

👏This👏is👏not👏acceptable👏
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