This woman believed she was the main character in her sister's wedding, but before I say more, let me relay the juicy details of the story. In typical family drama fashion, a Reddit user made an AITA post, asking whether or not she had been wrong in not attending her sister's wedding. The reason she did not want to go was simple: Her sister wanted a child-free wedding, and OP disapproved, thinking that her sister was being selfish (I mean, it's her wedding, so isn't that the one day she's allow…

Thanksgiving was only the beginning

Don't ask me about my life choices, I'm here to eat a bird and hang with my fave cousin

The holiday season is almost upon us...

Families are always good for an unsolicited opinion

It's all relative

Peak entitlement

Little cousins, nephews, and aunties do be like that sometimes

Like Dominic Toretto always says...

Relatable memes to send to your siblings, cousins, aunties, uncles, dad, mom, and grandparents

The sister of the bride should never upstage the bride

So diabolical

Family drama can get messy. Throw any sort of inheritance issue into the mix and you have a recipe for disaster. Greed shouldn’t get in the way of familial relationships, but, unfortunately, people are money hungry by nature. I suppose that’s cynical; it’s just quite often true. In a post to the /r/amitheasshole subreddit, user /u/Pretend_Canary_9411 described a particularly awful situation. To make a long story somewhat short, the user discovered that her sister had been sleeping with her fian…

Have you ever had a housemate who's eaten your food despite repeated requests for them not to? It's a far too common occurrence. Working a long shift, looking forward to your leftovers at home, just to find that a disrespectful roommate has remorselessly consumed them. It's beyond irritating. But what if it wasn't your roommate? What if it was your sister who's living rent-free in your home? And what if it wasn't your food, but food specifically bought to satiate your pregnant wife's cravings?…

Too selfish

Declawing a cat is, in itself, an extremely cruel act. Claws are integral to a cat's life. Besides that, the process of declawing literally amputates part of the cat's paw. It's undoubtedly animal cruelty. The proper treatment of our feline friends is incredibly important to internet users, which brings us to the story. On Reddit's /r/amitheasshole subreddit , /u/Weickzj explains that he adopted a cat from his sister. According to him, the cat had stopped using the litter box after being declaw…