It's so confusing how a situation like this could occur in 2022. In a world where we pursue litigation for everything and equality for all… We still can't put changing stations on the wall of a men's restroom? This should be required so that fathers can change their children's dirty diapers without having to brave the horrors of a women's restroom. How is it not already? This dad posted this thread to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit. He posted the thread to see if he was in the wron…

It certainly takes a special type of person to be annoyed by their partner's discomfort and health pains. It's tough to imagine judging someone who you (supposedly) love so deeply for something that is entirely out of their control and acting like they are being lazy. Even worse when the thing that is causing that discomfort and pain is the fact that they are growing your child inside of them. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit by the concerned wife who is won…

Oh, the joys of parenting.

Imposter syndrome has now been replaced with existential dread of living the rest of your life in pointless Zoom meetings…

I think a Corolla could drive right under this…

Learn from other people's mistakes.

It's kind of a big deal.

You can’t deny though that the resulting picture is hilarious.

There's a unique magical serenity that blissful solidarity brings you. When you're seated by yourself with a good book and a hot drink there is nothing you could possibly overanalyze and no interaction that you could possibly misread or awkwardly fumble your way through. (Unless you're still overanalyzing and cringing over your most recent social undertakings, that is.) Whether your constant overwhelming desire for solitude is the result of introversion or other cause, there's a good chance you…

Judge: “The parties are advised to chill.”

She was willing to fight for her right to party.

This girl and her new boyfriend's relationship had been developing nicely until he suddenly asked her to drop out of college and give him her tuition money to help him fix his car. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit by the girlfriend, Redditor u/Throwrapaul447, who is wondering if she is in the wrong for not agreeing to her boyfriend's demands. Commenters were appalled at the boyfriend's request and let the poster know that this kind of behavior is often used…

She's a 10 but she's mean to waiters.

"Uh, thanks for telling me."

"Defying the laws of gravity!" * falls *

Surprise, surprise—a TikTok influencer turned out to be a horrible boss…