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17-year-old complains about lacking pretty privilege, gets told by jealous sister to improve her personal hygiene: 'Her hair is a mess and she often smells bad'

There's levels to pretty

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Mom throws 18-year-old daughter out of her house 2 months after her high school graduation for seemingly no reason: 'Having child is for life. Not 18 years'

Cruel and unusual

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15-year-old cooks weekly gourmet meal for his family, parents criticize him for trying to upstage them: 'My parents complain about the price, they complain about the time it takes me to cook'

They need to stop complaining or start cooking

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Parents buy 16-year-old daughter a new car for her birthday, give 19-year-old son a book and a gift card after refusing to help him buy a used car: 'They accused me of being jealous of my sister'

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

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Parents force 15-year-old to take care of and constantly include his younger sisters, gets angry when he tells the truth in family therapy: 'I said they can't stand me having fun without my sisters'

He deserves to be a kid too

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Redditors Open Up About Their Biggest 20s Regrets, Proving Hindsight Makes Everyone Wiser

Life is full of unexpected events, some pleasant, some terrible, but always fascinating. People often feel that their regrets stem more from the actions they never dared to take than from the things they never dared to explore. But would you listen to the pearls of wisdom that more experienced and wiser individuals have to share? Or do you think that learning comes from experience? While browsing on Reddit I came across a fascinating post that caught my attention. The question that the piece as…

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