What would you do if your sister dropped her kids by unannounced when you had important obligations to attend?

When you have been privileged enough to grow up with relatively normal parents (what is normal anyway?), it's very easy to forget how tough some people have it. It's hard to imagine having to worry about something that should come easily. Having is the support of your parents is one of those things. They are supposed to be there as your core lifeline to guide you through the good and the bad. So when they're not only not helpful but actively antagonistic, that makes things doubly hard. Redditor…

A questionable dad move.

Good one, Karen.

Really, lady?

There are crazy, terrible neighbors… and then there's Jackie.

Loud and clear.

A rebuked wife seeks compensation for her $2k camera after it went missing when her Sister-in-Law took it without her permission. This wife, u/Central-Bank-4467, had to endure the loss of her camera that she uses for work after her entitled sister-in-law took it after being repeatedly told that she couldn't take it. The capstone on the affair is that her husband allowed his sister to take the camera, despite knowing how irresponsible the sister was. He is suggesting to her that “[She] get a che…

They're our future, or something.

Oh boy.

A wholesome moment made possible by stupidity.

What a cool group.

This can not possibly be normal.

At least it's not boring.

"Want the ride to stop? Okay."

Imagine having the audacity to throw out someone's food when you're a guest in their home. It doesn't matter who it is, that's just insane. Well, that's exactly what happened to u/Scared-Outside4725 when they invited their sister to come into their home. u/Scared-Outside4725 describes their relationship with their sister as not being very close, describing their feelings as being "apathetic love" towards one another. The sister recently had a job interview near their hometown where u/Scared-Out…