Tim Thomas 
A recent subthread on Reddit saw someone ask whether he was wrong to walk out on his girlfriend while having dinner. The original poster (OP) explained that while he and his girlfriend were sitting at the table, she received a text from her best friend. Her friend had just given birth by C-section, and as … Read more
A man takes to Reddit to ask if he’s in the wrong for giving his son an ultimatum. His wife disagrees with him, but Redditors back him up! The original poster (OP) explained that he and his wife have three children, 17, 15, and 10. He explained that their oldest son has said he has … Read more
Choosing the right career is one of the most important decisions that we make in our lives. After all, it’s where we will spend most of our time and effort, and it can also have a significant impact on our overall happiness and well-being. However, with so many career options available, it can be overwhelming … Read more
It is often said that the Baby Boom generation has seen it all – from the civil rights movement to the technological revolution and everything in between. They are resilient and knowledgeable about what works and how to get things done in business. However, the younger generation are proving very capable of disrupting the world … Read more
In our daily lives, we often fall into the trap of doing things the hard way without even realizing it. Many simple yet effective solutions can save us time, effort, and even money, from household chores to work-related tasks. The topic came up on a Reddit thread when Felis_disapproves asked the question, “What’s something you … Read more
A Reddit user shares his story of a car accident and the serial con artist who tried to take advantage of him. Stopped on the Way Home The original poster (OP) explains that he was driving his pickup truck home from his job as a foreman and went to get food from McDonald’s. He Wasn’t … Read more
Recently on Reddit, a big discussion was triggered by a Redditor who sought advice from the community on whether she was wrong for refusing to pay for a free bar at her daughter’s wedding. They Have a Great Relationship The Redditor said that both she and her husband had a great relationship with the daughter, … Read more
A recent post on Reddit saw a young adult estranged from his mother asking if he was wrong for telling her the exact moment he lost all love and respect for her. Traumatic Upbringing This sad story concerns a neglectful parent and their kids, so buckle up. A Devoted Older Sister The story begins with … Read more
Sometimes it can be as easy for men and women to communicate as it is for a fish to bark. While relationships can be great, they don’t always sail along, and despite our best intentions, we often find ourselves on opposite sides, desperately trying to make our points heard. I came across this timeless issue … Read more
On Reddit, someone recently asked the “Am I The A**hole” (AITA) subthread whether they were wrong for missing an emergency since they had turned off their phone on a tech-free weekend. The Original Poster (OP) explained that he and his best friend have a traditional yearly weekend trip away, and it’s phone free. They’ve been … Read more