This one is general. I am a guy who, when I don’t enjoy something, I’ll tell you I don’t, but if I commit to something, I’ll see it through to the end without complaining. This comes to a head where I was on vacation with my older brother in Arizona, who wanted to do a
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I work at a restaurant as a server. One of my coworkers moved up here from Georgia for college and started working here a few months ago. She constantly lays on the “southern charm” thing thick. She calls everyone “honey” and “sweetie” and all of that. She also tends to chitchat with people instead of
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This story brought such a warm, positive vibe, and it’s a refreshing reminder of how peaceful the holidays can be when boundaries are respected. For the first time since meeting her husband, the writer enjoyed a peaceful, relaxing, drama-free Christmas. In previous years, her mother-in-law (MIL) completely controlled the holiday plans, dictating both Christmas Eve
Throw away account as my son knows my real one, and I want some advice. I (34M) got a 16-year-old son with my ex (34F). We had our son way too early in life; we lived on the same street growing up and knew each other from school. We fooled around sometimes and the rest
I (18F) do all the shopping in the house. Its been my job since I was like 12. My dad hates going shopping so I never ask him. For Christmas, I am cooking. I had a very specific grocery list because I was making things that I hadn’t made before. My parents didn’t let me
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This lighthearted debate about “dressing” versus “stuffing” is such a classic holiday argument, and it’s surprisingly divisive! Here’s the story: A guy and his girlfriend have been going back and forth about whether “dressing” and “stuffing” are the same thing since Thanksgiving, and the debate is still alive now that it’s Christmas. She’s adamant that
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This story is such a mix of emotions, and I can’t stop thinking about it. Here’s what happened: A listener wrote in to share their feelings about Christmas, and it’s clear there’s a lot more to unpack than just the gifts. They explained that all their presents came from their mom, who’s been struggling financially,
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This story popped up on Reddit, and it’s the kind of relationship drama that gets people fired up. A woman found a gorgeous plant on Facebook Marketplace for $50, paid for it, and then realized it wouldn’t fit in her car. She decided to call her boyfriend to ask if she could borrow his van
This story caught my attention because it’s so frustrating and relatable when expectations don’t match reality, especially in relationships. A woman shared how her boyfriend promised her a dream gift for her birthday: a 7-day Disney cruise over Christmas. She’s a huge Disney fan, so she was thrilled. She started planning outfits, shopping for swimsuits,
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Living in a dorm where rules are routinely ignored can be chaotic, but nothing prepared me for the betrayal I experienced from someone I thought I could trust.
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