relationships

It's a not-unheard-of occurrence in relationships: "either the dog goes or I go." People who set this kind of ultimatum often have a very uninformed view on how much people like their pets. If the cat has been around for 10 years and you've been around for 3 months, don't expect an outcome in your favor. That said, pets aren't always stoic beacons of morality. For example here's Prancer, the irredeemable dog and these pets who shamelessly wrecked stuff.

Um, this family dynamic sounds absolutely disastrous. Like, we're talking right out of one of those painful reality shows. What kind of person has the audacity to steal their sibling's partner, marry them, and then throw a temper tantrum when their sibling doesn't want to attend the wedding? What did she expect? It sounds like someone's grown very comfortable living in their own little fantasy world. Yes, a fantasy world where she's blinded by such a thick haze of self-concerned narcissism that she's completely detached herself from her moral compass. 

Some people really don't like to talk about their finances. Other people fail to pick up on those social cues when they're glaringly present. Hence, an environment that'd otherwise be nice and peaceful can quickly give way to a spicy situation like the one we have here. Were there other potentially more amicable ways that this guy could've addressed his in-laws aggressive nosiness? Sure. But even then, it was pretty bold on their part, and it seems like most of the moral judges back in the comments section were in agreement that he wasn't in the wrong for snapping back at them. 

Love already inspires people to do some truly crazy stuff, but when you factor in what can happen when a once loving relationship runs its course, and divorce ends up being the outcome....oh boy, can things get hairy very quickly. Some folks that have weathered the profound emotional toll that can be muddling through a divorce, just end up completely losing their minds. You can only hope that people don't ultimately take things too far, but that can't necessarily be said for some of the people in this thread. 

Man oh man, it sounds like a blossoming business opportunity was missed out by the girlfriend in this equation. She could've picked up a nice extra wad of cash if she'd but played into showing up for some kids' birthday parties. Instead though, she opted for a pretty entertaining decision to really double down on convincing the kids that she was actually Elsa. Always fun to troll some grumpy parents while you're at it too. 

This modern era has played host to a wealth of equally ridiculous dating apps. There's something about dating apps that just effortlessly manages to inspire people to act a fool. Maybe it's because so much of the time people never actually planning on meeting one another in real life. So, the pickup lines are unleashed with a truly reckless abandon. Perhaps you'll end up sticking some of these in your back pocket for the next time that you want to take a conversation down a weird rabbit hole. Check out some more wild moments from the world of Tinder over here.

Weddings undoubtedly have a striking ability to inspire all kinds of otherwise avoidable drama between people. It could be family members that never should've been brought together to be in the same room again. Or, perhaps you have a friendship that goes on to endure a meltdown of sorts over one person's inability to exercise just a bit of a filter. For some more wedding drama check out this quick AITA post about a vegan who wanted a wedding guest's vegan meal, got rejected, and then proceeded to pitch a ridiculous fit. 

There's no denying the fact that the last year and a half put many folks in situations where they were forced to spend a uniquely greater amount of time with their partners and roommates. For some, that was not a welcomed scenario. Just about anyone can drive you insane if you're forced to spend too much time with them. In this particular scenario we have some fresh drama between a married couple because the husband continues to grunt while lifting weights. 

Man oh man, it sounds like this guy is just a bit of a handful. Clearly, there's some stuff boiling underneath the surface in this guy's life that's manifesting in him acting a fool the way that he is. And then he's deluded himself to such an extent that he can't even understand why people don't want to play video games with him. 

At first glance, you'd probably go ahead and assume that the dad was very much so in the wrong, but upon closer inspection it becomes glaringly evident that there's a whole lot more dysfunctional nonsense afoot within the relationship dynamic. Probably best to just hard reject the next time around. 

In this modern era with its wealth of dating apps, there are an unfortunate number of people that end up finding themselves seated across the table from waking nightmares that aren't at all like the people they presented themselves as on their dating profiles. If anything, an informative AskReddit thread like this can be helpful in terms of showcasing the red flags to keep a wary eye out for when you're dipping your toes in the dating pool. For another AskReddit list with a similar theme, check out this post about the embarrassing times that people missed obvious hints. 

Of course the stereotypical choosy beggar falls back on the seemingly automated, rude response. This definitely isn't the first time that a cheap and shameless choosy beggar has tried to use a dating app to score a free ride, and we're sure it's not going to be the last time. There are tons of people that frequent these different dating sites that are just trying to score free stuff. You've just got to keep a watchful eye out for the signs, and then, maybe you just don't care.