Twitter users are sharing bits of baby boomer advice that aged terribly into 2019. Some things just don't stand the test of time. At all really.
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The crux here is that you want to protect your loved ones from being manipulated, but at the same time you don't want to cross a boundary and try to control another adult's love life. When the 47-year-old boyfriend was coming over to stay for a week, this guy decided to ask some questions. Like many other tense social situations, the internet weighed in on if that was the right thing to do.
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This jerk tough guy got called out by a flight attendant after telling a poor little kid to shut up. All we needed was for the rest of the passengers to break out in applause.
He really got her with the, "your mouth sounds like it's falling down the stairs" comment. Ouch. This entitled nightmare expected the guy to break up with his girlfriend for her. Not only that, but her general grasp on personal space seems to be nonexistent. Run for the hills, buddy.
People shared their stupid mental mistakes and switch-ups, commonly known as brain farts. It's not really your fault, most people have so much to focus on on a daily basis that sometimes we don't put enough effort into our own speech. But still, switching up a few letters can mean the difference between saying you've just been hit in the shins and you've just shit in the bins.
This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for yelling at a stranger, who called her out for taking a handicapped parking spot. Sounds like the stranger was all up in her business, because apparently a "young and skinny" individual like herself could just tough it out. Honestly, the stranger sounds like a real piece of work who was on one themselves. Seems like them getting called out was definitely well deserved.
How about that wholesome Scottish hospitality. This could've gone way worse.
Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share how their lives were changed by DNA tests. The resulting stories are filled to the brim with the kind of shocking realizations that can completely change a family. Got to be ready for those DNA tests, man. Sh*t can get very wild.
This woman asked the people of Reddit whether she was in the wrong for breaking out the bikini while on a work trip. Her co-worker apparently pulled her aside to say that it wasn't appropriate. Was she overstepping with the wardrobe choice, or did her co-worker blow the bikini moment out of proportion? You be the judge.
Old people Facebook is just one of those things you get or don't. With so many old people trying to navigate a social media site they don't fully grasp, there are funny, charming and awkward moments to be had. So here comes some improper internet etiquette, oversharing and general weirdness from old people online.
With all the intensely creepy things men do, you kind of forget that there are some women out there who overstep people's boundaries as well. Sometimes it get really bad and guys have to escape from dangerous dates. Here are some things some women do that are sort of normalized that men still find creepy.
This bridesmaid asked the morally righteous people of Reddit's "AITA" subreddit if she was in the wrong for dropping out of a wedding party, after realizing that the bride was hosting a lingerie pyramid scheme. To make matters even more uncomfortable it turns out the bride used part of her honeymoon fund to buy into the MLM.
