This husband told his wife that he wanted his mother to be present for the birth of their child. When their first child was born her mother was present as support for her daughter. Now the husband thinks that since she “got to choose” who was present last time he should get to choose this time. His wife told him he was crazy and now he's upset, who is in the wrong here? This thread was posted on Reddit's r/AITA subreddit by the wife, u/GoldSun777, who is appealing to the readers to see who is b…

There's a hint.

This Maid of Honor decided to drop out of her best friend's wedding at the last minute after the Maid of Honor's brother revealed that he had been secretly in love with her friend for years. Her friend and her brother had had a fling six years prior, just before her friend had met her now-fiancé. The brother never got over being dumped by the friend and his revelation has caused his sister to betray her friend of twelve years. This thread was posted to r/AITA (Am I the A--Hole) by the Maid of H…

This short woman was forced to wear high heels by her tall boyfriend so that she could a If one thing is for certain it's that your partner is going to be thrilled when you tell them to “Just suck it up" when they're uncomfortable with something you forced them to do. That's definitely going to win you brownie points and is the foundation of a healthy relationship.

Nothing good comes from giving a cheater a second chance.

Yeah HR, that guy right there.

The modern dating landscape is a minefield of people saying and doing whatever they damn well please, while not saying what they actually want or doing what they actually need. This leaves the “modern dater” in the perilous position of combing through swathes of toads on the hunt for their match. But, hey, with the right approach… It can be kinda fun. If you find yourself single and alone and your goal is to not be single then you had better enjoy it because achieving that goal would mean that…

Everyone with a "chronically late" partner has wanted to do this.

These smoldering Tinder moments are the hottest collection of ridiculous and funny interactions that you'll find on the internet this week. This week's contestants found various forms of rejection in the wild world of online dating. From failed pickup lines, rude responses, and mysterious mistaken catfish scenarios. This week has got them all. At least one fortunate soul had the chance of a lifetime dropped upon them when they realized that the person that they had matched with was staying on t…

Does this guy sound jealous and insecure to you? Don't get me wrong… Protecting your girlfriend (or any woman) from the unwanted advances of a creepy guy who doesn't know boundaries is the right thing to do. But it doesn't sound like this boyfriend had any idea what his girlfriend's relationship with this guy was. Not to mean that she has any sort of romantic relationship with this chap… But the boyfriend could definitely be overstepping if she is routinely friendly with him to the point that t…

Ladies, take notes.

A couple experienced a tragic end to their relationship over ongoing fertility issues that appeared to be originating from the boyfriend. When the couple went their separate ways he had a one-night stand with another woman and accidentally got her pregnant. This “miracle” pregnancy gave him his son, but now the ex-girlfriend is determined to be a part of their lives, in a twisted sort of way. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/AmItheA**hole subreddit by the boyfriend, Reddit user u/r_marksss7…

Commenters have vigorously defended a woman who humiliated her father-in-law at a family engagement. The incident occurred after the woman found out she was pregnant, her brother-in-law had revealed her history as an escort to his family and her father-in-law took the chance to lash out at the woman with cruel humor. The thread was posted to r/AmItheA**hole by the woman in question, who goes by the Reddit username u/Exciting_Stick_2674 (OP). She posted the topic titled ‘AITA for embarrassing my…

Tricksy, tricksy.

Head on a swivel.

A boyfriend locked his longtime girlfriend, her sister, and the sister's two children out of his home after what he had determined to be a betrayal. He has now taken to Reddit to see if he was in the wrong. Now, this might sound really bad at first glance but give this guy a chance and let him explain. This thread was posted to r/AmItheAsshole by the guy, Reddit user u/simpleguyy6 (OP). OP thought that his house and belongings might be at risk if he allowed his girlfriend to have continued acce…