This son had a tempestuous relationship with his old man. The two briefly reconciled when his dad got cancer, only for his dad's adultery to be revealed. He supported his mother through separation from his father, which put him squarely in the crosshairs of his dad's “traditional” family. After an encounter with the family, a plot began to take shape. This story was posted to Reddit's r/prorevenge subreddit but strayed well into “Nuclear Revenge” territory. In this story, u/thunderkerg tells ho…

That's a bundle.

Another round of “Millennial Fandom Baby Names” has kicked off this week. In one corner, we have this coworker who idolizes the Joker and Harley Quinn, and in the other, we have this Harry Potter “Potterhead.” The hypocritical coworker is criticizing the Harry Potter fan for wanting to name their child after a Harry Potter character. The thing is, the coworker has already named their kid after a character from their fandom too.

There's something to be said here about not judging a book by its cover. There's also equally as much to be said here about not being an insane and entitled a-hole to other people while in public spaces… or ever for that matter.

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

When a birthing mother was taken into the delivery room, she asked that only her mother and sister be allowed to enter. This took her husband by surprise as they had never discussed anything of the sort. In a dejected confusion, he decided that he was going to go home if he wasn't needed. u/aitathawayiwenthome shared this story about his experience to Reddit's r/AmItheAsshole subreddit, where it earned 15.6k upvotes and 6.7k comments. It's hard to place just precisely what went wrong during wha…

This teenage son still hasn't forgiven his mother for her affair when he was ten years old. So, when she married the man she had been cheating with, he gave her a book on cheating for their anniversary. This week, Reddit user u/IGaveTheBook turned to the r/AmItheAsshole subreddit seeking advice and insight on his actions. Contributors often post to this subreddit for third-party insight into their issues, asking readers and commenters whether or not they are the a-hole in the situation. u/IGave…

They're our future, or something.

Oh boy.

I'd like you to meet my daughter "Princess Cirilla".

Social media is never private.

Absolutely phenomenal reasoning skills.

They couldn't pick ANY other character?

This can not possibly be normal.

There's nothing worse than having your own mother steal from you.