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The original poster’s (OP) boyfriend told her that she should be paying for half of his rent and bills since she spends about half her time at his place. But OP says she never chose to have the boyfriend move to a city where life is far too expensive, and that she should not have to pay anything. Who is in the wrong?

The original poster (OP) and her husband hired a nanny named Marie to care for their kids while they worked. Her children where on hybrid school schedules, so they hired Marie to work full-time. They of course set out some guidelines and expectations, but Marie seemed to have some problems with following them.

The original poster (OP’s) girlfriend has a rich father who always paid for everything. One day, she suggested OP should offer to pay for brunch, knowing that her dad would refuse. But OP laughed in the girlfriend’s face and said he wasn’t interested in offering. At most he would offer to pay for her and himself.

There seems to be this standard of what it means to be a man and what men are allowed to do. There are things that are considered manly, and there are things that are considered more feminine which men should stay away from. Here is a list of unmanly things that men do that they aren’t ashamed of.

Many businesses, whether big or small, cut corners in order to save costs. There are plenty of dirty industry secrets that outsiders would be shocked to know. The following is a list of surprising, dirty industry secrets the insiders are letting people know.

The original poster (OP), the father of two kids, gave his daughter $4000 for Christmas as she just moved into a new home. He gave his son only $800 worth of Christmas presents. The son of OP felt like he was being neglected and voiced his concern, to which the father replied that he was being unreasonable. Is OP in the wrong?

The original poster (OP) and her fiancé went on a trip to California. She was expected to hold her sister-in-law’s kids the whole time without being asked. She ended up locking herself in her room just so she wouldn’t have to hold the baby. Is she wrong?

The original poster(OP), had dinner at a restaurant with her boyfriend. At the end of their anniversary dinner she told the waitress to split the bill. The boyfriend ended up feeling embarrassed because the waitstaff likely assumed he was cheap. Was the OP in the wrong?

The original poster (OP) hired a babysitter who has been watching her two children for about two months. She is only 16 years-old and OP calls her a sweet and quiet girl. But OP can’t seem to forgive a mistake that she also contributed to.

The original poster’s (OP) mother was never responsible with money and had a huge credit card debt. OP’s mom wanted her to use her OnlyFans profits to pay off the debt, but OP refused. OP thought that her mother would never pay her back, seeing as she had a horrible track record with finances. Is OP in the wrong?

The original poster (OP) has been working at the same company for two years. She has become good friends with one of her coworkers, but her recent behavior looks like she might be trying to step out of the friend zone.

The original poster (OP) agreed to pay for gender reveal cupcakes upon receiving them. However, when OP went to get the cupcakes, the baker’s dog jumped up on her and ruined the cupcakes. The baker said that OP should still pay for the cupcakes even though they were no longer useable. Is OP wrong or not?

OP had a mother-in-law who kept buying her clothing for presents. The clothes didn’t fit or look nice. OP wanted to return the clothes, but mother-in-law got angry and she’s wondering if she was wrong for trying.

The original poster (OP) and his wife wanted to go on vacation, and he had asked his mother-in-law to babysit their son for five days while they were gone. She happily agreed, and then last minute, said that she would want $100 per day. OP refused and then asked his own parents to watch, which they happily agreed to, free of cost. Is he wrong for not wanting to pay the MIL any money?

The original poster’s (OP) friend found a dog near her house. OP decided to help with finding the owner and taking care of the dog. During their journey, they developed a strong bond with each other. But trouble ensues when the original owner steps forward.

The original poster (OP) shares his son with his ex and was saving something of value to help with his future. The problem is his ex’s boyfriend was responsible for it’s disappearance.

OP had a friend who invited her to a dinner with her future in-laws, but at the last second switched it from her own home to a restaurant. OP could not afford the restaurant, but was guilted into attending anyway. She didn’t order any food, and was then was called an embarrassment for sitting at the restaurant and not eating. She now feels like she might have been wrong.

The original poster (OP), a 41-year-old female with three sons, made it clear that for every day that chores were not done, the $10 of allowance would not be given. One of her sons refused to do chores for three days, and thus ended up with only $20 instead of $50 for the week. The son and his father were extremely upset about this. Is the mother, the OP, in the wrong?

The original poster (OP), a gay male with a sister sibling, recently lost his last remaining parent. The inheritance was to be divided between both siblings, but the sister says that OP should give her at least 1/4 of his money so she can support her kids better, because he likely won’t have kids.

The original poster (OP) went shopping at a department store but ended up causing some chaos when she believed she was doing the right thing and teaching kids a lesson. Now she is wondering if she was wrong. Here is the story.