This friend group sounds utterly exhausting to be around. Friend groups can form at any point in life — during high school or college, at an activity you participate in, or even in the workplace. Friendships also evolve over time. Some people just start to rub you the wrong way, or you find that your differences have changed so much that you don't even have anything in common anymore. This person sounds like she's outgrowing her own friend group — they sound petty and exhausting to spend time w…

This unfortunate receptionist has found themself in a hairy situation with their coworker! You can choose your job, but you can't choose your coworkers . This person is honestly being very kind after witnessing their coworker do something pretty concerning, because they didn't run to their boss (yet). As the OP, using an appropriately named account called u/hairgag, shared this harrowing tale to r/AmItheA**hole. The OP works as an art museum receptionist , greeting guests and selling tickets. T…

All I can say is she had it coming!

You know what they say: you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.

These customers must have asked their barbers to ruin their lives.

Hair is so expressive, whether it's long or short, shaved or totally bald - it's one of the first things people notice about you. These people below are quite expressive with their own hair too!

It really shouldn't be so important but…hair plays a major role in how we regard ourselves. If you've ever had a bad haircut, and let's face it, it'll happen to most of us at some point, you know the fear and anxiety a bad hair cut can cause. Mostly because there's not too much to be done about a bad hair cut. You just have to hide your shameful do under a hat or hair wrap, or put it up in a ponytail if you're able. These aren't your average, every day bad hair cuts that are just a little too s…

Who knew a rat tail was stylish AND pragmatic

Oh no.

That's some solidarity.

Now there's a novel idea.

She flew too close to the sun.

What a strange time.

Good riddance, Karen.

"Say no more"

It'll grow back.