I don’t care if you’re a juice box or a juice bag

Too many burgers?

They need to stop complaining or start cooking

Beggars can't be choosers

He didn't get a new car for his 16th birthday

Your first focus should always be your family. Having stated that when is it appropriate to set limits and draw lines? The story below is an account of a distressed sibling. The original poster (OP) has a secure job and a married life. As a result, OP and her husband were more than willing to comply and share the load when her younger brother approached her and asked for financial support. Everything was going great at first; the brother had returned the money, and everything was going accordin…

This guy had dealt with his younger sister's shenanigans for years, always bickering over who gets the first shower, the bigger slice of cake, or the top bunk on vacation. Although he was accustomed to her entitlement, he was shocked when faced with an airport dilemma that would turn the whole family upside down...

Your priorities should always be centered around your family. Your family is your forever, whether you would like to accept it or not. Your family has been there for you from the moment of your birth until the end of time. How would you respond, though, if you weren't seen as a member of the family but rather as an outsider? The stepfather in the story below is displeased. The original poster (OP) had recently lost his wife. She left three children, ages 22, 25, and 27, behind. It didn't matter…

We see you, you're not invisible!

That's a bit steep

Is there such a thing as a sibling dance?

Twintuition is strong

We can all wholeheartedly understand that getting a divorce is a difficult experience. No one wishes for themselves that their loving relationship would fall apart until the only choice is to completely break apart from each other, especially not when there are kids in the picture. But that is no excuse to drop your marital problems on your kids. Even more so, it is crucial that kids know their parents' divorce is by no circumstances their fault, and parents who fail to show that to their kids…

Never tell your older siblings that you have a loose tooth, it'll be tied to a doorknob within the hour

She's the loser now

A bit too much of a coincidence