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Babysitting is a job that requires a lot of responsibility, because you’re in charge of someone else’s child and often someone else’s home. The last thing you want is something bad to happen, but of course, accidents with small children are inevitable and they trip and get hurt or break a toy, which is understandable. However, a dad on Reddit, with the user name RoughJury, couldn’t understand how his babysitter could have left his child alone for 20 minutes in which his daughter managed to break his $2,200 guitar. Now the dad is demanding that the babysitter pay for a new guitar, beca...

#1 I had a kid, 16, total addict. Alcoholic, meth, pills, heroin. Really rough childhood. Started smoking crack with his dad at 13, stepdad committed suicide in front of him at 14, unimaginable s!@# in between. He’d come to school high or drunk and we would send him home. Nice kid, always respectful and just had “a good soul”. One day he was all sorts of messed up and I pull him out of class. I told him that I loved him and I was worried and if he kept this up he would more than likely be dead by 30. He freaked out and ran to the principals office and complained that I had just told...

Few things in our society ever get questioned. We get caught in its cogwheels in such a way that we don’t realize that our expectations, attitudes, and ideas about how things should be get distorted. And when it comes to women, unwanted things and unpleasant experiences they have to go through are often so normalized, nobody makes a big deal out of it. You stop for a sec and wonder ‘how on earth did this happen?’ This exact discussion was sparked when one redditor asked women on Ask Reddit “What is something that women experience and is seen as 'normal' but is actually very wrong, and...

There are rules, stupid rules, and rules that nobody argues about. Like, the one where you don’t answer out loud if someone whispers to you. Call it common sense, human behavior at its best, or an unwritten rule, that doesn’t change it—you just whisper if someone whispers at you. So what are these unspoken rules that never get written down and are considered logical arguments or actions? Are they that different when it comes to various people? A person on r/AskReddit dared to find out as they posted the seemingly simple, yet very illuminating question “What is one 'unwritten rule' you...

Our minds work in very random ways sometimes: things like buying that one particular snack you know your partner has always loved, and has just asked for, slip your mind immediately after leaving the door. But, the thought of that one person who, multiple decades ago, gave you a heartwarming compliment—something you’d expect your mind to forget—keeps coming back to you on random occasions. Thanks, brain. Well, people on Reddit were asked to exercise their memories recently for that exact reason. A Reddit user by the nickname u/coggonflorence asked the lovely community of the r/AskReddi...