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Husband offers niece her wife's piano without first consulting with her if she wants to give it up, now sister-in-law wants her to pay the $300 fee for the movers: '[Wife said] that if [SIL] wants it for her daughter it’s $1,400, and take the $300'

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Mother wants to cut ties between her son and her 8-year-old nephew after he proved to be a bad influence and even stole money from him: 'I am actively trying to figure out how to get rid of my nephew from my son'

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A five-year-old’s first lesson about disappointment might be a misunderstanding about Thanksgiving and who’ll celebrate it There is a point in everyone’s life when we learn our way of life isn’t the only way of life.

Nanny tells a 5-year-old that she is going to celebrate Thanksgiving with her family, and her boss gets very mad at her: ‘A is just learning how holidays and calendars work, and now you've confused her’

We should all upgrade our notion of what normal relationships look like It seems like we’re afraid of exes. In a way, we think it’s impossible to get along with an ex if we don’t want to get back together. I’m here to tell you it is completely possible.

Woman invites her ex-husband and his current partner to a family trip: ‘I got into a huge argument with my family over this because they said it’s not normal and I shouldn’t be okay with it’

Only if we were raised by someone who taught us to watch how our love interests handle finances can we escape what happened to the woman who wrote this story. Honestly, that would be pretty clever advice, but sadly, very few people actually get it.

33-year-old woman regrets “badly misjudging” her husband and trusting him with finances: ‘I’m divorcing him and having our finances investigated, but I’m really struggling to reconcile his behavior with the person I thought I married’

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If you look back all the time, you’ll miss what lies ahead Grief is a complicated thing. If you have ever gone through an important loss, like the one the woman who wrote this story went through, you will understand me.

Woman leaves her corporate job to deal with grief and now regrets her decision: ‘[Boyfriend] said that everyone goes through grief yet still shows up for work’

If you don’t see a problem with living at your parents' house at age 31, you might want to look again Everyone can go through a rough patch and have to move back to their parents'.

31-year-old man says he sees no problem with living with his parents indefinitely: ‘I just don’t see a reason to move out. I enjoy living here. I have a side entrance to get into the house, so there’s a bit of privacy’

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Sister gets tired of hosting Thanksgiving dinner after 3 years, as she has to cook and buy everything, she drops down, but the family doesn't let her: 'I said I was done being the only one who treats it like a job'

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The real conflict isn’t about the boys; it’s about the disproportionate distribution of caregiving chores The fact that the husband will be there too doesn’t mean his labor is equal. I suppose it isn’t equal when it’s only their kids either, but at least there are fewer people to care for.

Woman doesn’t want husband’s former stepkids to join their first vacation: ‘I’m now seriously considering canceling the vacation altogether if my husband insists on changing the plan’

t’s ok; we all want to be the centre of attention sometimes. As long as we’re open about how petty and childish it is, it’s freeing, and it might even be funny. If we try to hide it or claim some moral high ground, it becomes twisted.

‘I'm sad, and disappointed, and angry. I feel dumb to have been impulsive and made these invitations’: Woman invites old friends she hasn’t seen in a while to her private wedding ceremony

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Family has changed their job, making their financial situation different, now they can't afford travelling for Christmas with the rest of the family: 'I communicated this clearly to my in-laws, however, this was not received well.

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It’s less about convincing your dad that you worked hard and more about accepting that you don’t have to work hard to enjoy what you have

Man who grew up poor resents his daughter for marrying a rich man: ‘He feels like I don't know the value of money bc I never worked hard for it. He also thinks I don't deserve to enjoy things I can afford now’

Mothers-in-law are a trope in fairy tales for a reason Apparently, this is an ancient behavior; mothers-in-law have been getting too involved in their son’s relationships for a long time. The only relationships that survive are the ones that manage to keep the mothers-in-law at bay.

Intrusive mother-in-law rearranged granddaughter’s nursery without permission: ‘She's commented on my cooking, my "Instagram parenting," and once told Nora in front of me that "Grandma will teach you how things are really done"’

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Bride wants to uninvite her sister's boyfriend after he asked her parents for an $8000 loan from the money they had set aside for her wedding, then he asked for $5000 from her fiancé: '[The sister] said if Chris wasn't invited, she wasn't coming either'

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Finally, a story from the A..ehem… point of view! These are rare; most of the stories I read get another verdict. It’s usually the morally correct side that gets to tell the story, but luckily for us, there are some exeptions where the narrator is blissfully unaware of it’s implications in the story.

Woman pays for her sister’s plane ticket to attend the wedding, but the sister exchanges it for a voucher: ‘A few days later she asked me to send her the $1,200 voucher’

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Sister lets her sister use her room when she is not home, but now when she comes back, everything is a mess, clothes are everywhere, so she wants to make her stop: 'Yesterday I told her she needs to stop going into my room when I'm gone.'