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

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'

The last thing you need this December is a cold criticism shower

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…

"I don't even celebrate Christmas"

it never gets any easier

If they wanted the window seat so bad, they should have paid extra to reserve it...

It's not right, but it's also not legal...

Never look down your nose at the guy who makes more money than you in tips

Supervillain behavior

Gift-giving is not everyone's skill, but most adult humans can be sure about one thing: Trash is not an adequate present for any occasion.

They see his parents on Christmas Eve and then spend Christmas Day at your house–what more do you want?

'[Apparently] I was being selfish for keeping something so meaningful to our family locked away'

Planning a vacation is no small feat . It takes time, effort, and most importantly, money. Have you left the country recently? That's not an inexpensive thing to do. If you're organizing a trip on behalf of a large group, someone needs to be in charge of the finances. You'll want to book rooms together, organize air travel, and plan out all the activities you'll do once you get there. It's a job that requires a lot of organizational skills and good communication. It's a delicate ecosystem, so w…

The moment you stop being the kid that adults try to convince to eat and become the adult that tries to convince other kids to eat, is the pivotal moment after which you know your life is never going to be the same. You've matured, you've grown, and you are no longer disgusted by foods that are the color green. With that maturity, and your acceptance that you are no longer a kid, you learn just how annoying kids truly are, and how dealing with them can be a pain, especially in the food departme…