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50 Times People Realized They Were Living With A ‘Monster’ And Just Had To Share The Evidence
You wake up and head to the bathroom. The door is locked, and your sister has just begun taking her 30-minute shower where she'll sing loudly for the whole house to hear and use up the last of the hot water. You go to eat some breakfast first instead. You pour a bowl full of cereal and open the fridge to grab some milk. Upon picking up the carton, however, you realize that there’s no more than a drop left in it. No problem, you had leftover pancakes too– Oh! Just kidding! Your sister ate those too and left a note in their absence detailing how delicious they were and requesting that you pick up milk on your way home from work.
Living with family members can be a challenge, to say the least. You’re supposed to love them unconditionally, but sometimes, they really test the limits of that love. But if you know what it’s like to have a sibling, parent or spouse with infuriating living habits, know that you’re not alone. Because below, you’ll find evidence of some of the most frustrating and questionable situations people have found themselves in, courtesy of their "kind and thoughtful" roommates.
Keep reading to find an interview with licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Jude Bijou, and be sure to upvote the pictures that remind you why you decided to move away from home. Then, if you’re looking for another Bored Panda list proving that some people live with absolute monsters, you can find that right here!
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#1
My Mom Made Me Threw Away This Good-Looking Cake Because It Was Given To Us By A Muslim Neighbour For Eid
matthew owen 1 year ago
Muslims aren't a race. Prejudiced yes, racist no.
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Madame Butterfly 1 year ago
It's assorted crushed nuts in a caramelised sugar and coconut, and it's delicious with a hot cuppa! I'm Muslim and i always buy extra for my friends and neighbours, Eid or no Eid,They all love it. :)
Erica Knapp 1 year ago
Thank you for your description.... I was wondering about that and I can say I'd try it!
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Jefferina 1 year ago
@William “My country is being invaded by non-Europeans” the payback for colonisation is finally here 🤷 i don’t see a problem personally
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Louisa Johnson 1 year ago
Anyone know what this is called I would like to try it, also I would be really grateful to have neighbours who wanted to share something with me that means so much to them, to clarify not the cake but Eid
Phil Green 1 year ago
Your mum needs therapy. Is she afraid you will become Muslimised? Or infected with Muslimity? Does she know that a lot of the food she eats originates in foreign countries?
Shyla Bouche 1 year ago
Is that like turning gay? I understand there's a horrific chance of that. 🙄
Load More Replies... Laugh or not 1 year ago
What an idiot ! Eid is one of my favorite holidays because all our Muslim neighbours would give us delicious cakes when I was a child.
LeeAnne B 1 year ago
Let's give your mom some perspective: all her food, from the time it is harvested or slaughtered, will be handled by people of various colours and cultures right up until the time it is brought home. That cake looks delicious and I bet it' tastes like almond, cinnamon, cardamom and ginger.
Auntriarch 1 year ago
So the neighbours are doing their best to be friendly and neighbourly, and your mother....
Zelda Fitzgerald 1 year ago
I had a Muslim neighbor that did this for my family. We thought it was sweet! How horrible of a person to throw such a thing away.
weatherwitch 1 year ago
What a kind and caring mother you have..... Whoops sorry, maybe in a parallel universe 🙄 Racist, nasty and happy to waste beautifully made food that was kindly given to her with care, I'm so glad you're not like her
Odd Ragnar Deng Lerstøl 1 year ago
If you believe that Islam is spreading through cakes, you should have your church make mure cakes 😂
Ryyde Cade 1 year ago
Grew up in a half Muslim neighbourhood, I look forward to Eid each year, food is always shared with neighbours on Eid, Muslim or not and it is always delicious
You Should Do Nothing with the Fence 1 year ago
Chopped nuts, powdered sugar...nom, nom? Why???!!
Butterfly_Cavewoman 1 year ago
I must admit this looks tasty. keep the cake get rid of the mum.
April Stephens 1 year ago
This is so sad! My neighbor brought over her famous spinach lasagna for us when our baby was born, and I didn't have a second thought about eating it. However, I will admit that for a *split second*, I did have an unarticulated thought about the Eid cookies she included for dessert. In retrospect, it was like, "Can I in good conscience eat these as a non-Muslim" with the wholehearted answer following immediately, YES. And we ate them. It's not as if they were blessed/cursed with prayers that are incompatible with my religion or made with ingredients sacrificed to a different god than mine, which is so ridiculous I can't believe I am even saying it now. They were ordinary cookies. But to give a different example, I wouldn't eat the bread and drink the wine at a church I didn't belong to, because eating of that food does cross into making a statement about religion. It would be disrespectful of me towards the people of that church and go against my integrity of my beliefs.
frank behnsen 1 year ago
What an insult towards the kind neighbor! — BTW: “My mom made me do it” isn’t really an excuse for doing something utterly wrong. Saying no to something wrong is usually an option (as long as somebody’s life or even their health do not immediately depend on it).
Mackenzie Rex 1 year ago
It could be that someone in the house has allergies and it might be safer but then again it’s wrong. She could’ve eaten outside or something and washed her hands.
Caroline Fraser 1 year ago
Made you? Personally I would have told her to jog on before she found herself upended in my bin.
David McKendrick 1 year ago
It is a sin to waste food, regardless of which religion you are. Don't Muslims, Christians and Jews all worship the same God?
Alexander Petrusa 1 year ago
Hopefully you were smart enough to throw it straight in your own cupboard. Based on you having this photo, I think yes.
Linda Riebel 1 year ago
I hope you didn't tell the giver it was wasted. You must be kind and tolerant. Neighbor knew it and gave you a gift.
Michelle C 1 year ago
Evil. I would say thank you and appreciate their kindness even though I am a Christian. God calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves, regardless of what they believe.
Sandy Kavanaugh 1 year ago
How old are you that your mom made you do something like this? (Not intended for those under 16.)
sally tanner 1 year ago
Delicious. Almonds, walnuts, cinnamon, powdered sugar, etc. Love these!
Lara Verne 1 year ago
What a waste of good cake. Neighbour was just being nice. Your mom needs to grow up. :(
Papi 1 year ago
Did you read the caption? Right after it says because it states the exact reason why her mom made her put it in the trash. Please open your ears and heart more and be more attentive towards to those who is hurt from these kinds of incidents instead of finding excuses for the offender.
Load More Replies...Anyone can be difficult to live with, whether they are related to you or not. But for some reason, having an infuriating family member or spouse just seems so much worse than a random roommate who doesn’t respect boundaries or your shared space. Our family members are supposed to be on the same team as us. They should know our pet peeves and work to avoid them. They should want us to be happy and comfortable in our own homes. But unfortunately, they know exactly how to push our buttons, and sometimes, it seems like they are trying to drive us crazy.
I have to admit that I’m a bit of a neat freak myself, pandas, so many of the photos on this list would be cause for divorce, abandonment or moving out ASAP, depending on the nature of my relationship with these people. But I’m feeling extremely grateful for my partner after viewing these horrifying photos, because even though we get on each others’ nerves at times, at least we’re both clean. We know how to put groceries or dishes away without throwing them in a pile. Small things like a sponge being left in a dirty sink, a bag of snacks being left wide open, and dirt being tracked into the apartment can drive me up the wall, but I realize now, those are nothing compared to what other people deal with. So if you too have great roommates, pandas, count your blessings. It appears that there are plenty of monsters wreaking havoc out there…
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#2
My Husband Left This In The Bathroom For Me To Find. It's The Top Of A Tomato
To gain more insight on this topic, we reached out to licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Jude Bijou, who was kind enough to have a conversation with Bored Panda about the difficulties of living with family members. “I’ve learned that the problem with living with family members is that people don’t know how to communicate constructively with each other,” Jude told Bored Panda.
“This, of course, is because they weren’t taught by their parents, and so they continue the tradition and lump, dump, and blame each other rather than speaking up and listening effectively.”
“This ignoring of how one’s words and behavior affect other family members or spouses causes those most near and dear to them to feel huge amounts of sadness, anger and fear,” she explained. “The recipients in turn resort to the same destructive strategies and the patterns get ground in as an appropriate and acceptable way to communicate.”
“These unconscious ways we talk and listen are blithely perpetuated by society's role models and peers. It’s no wonder there is so much dysfunction in families,” Jude added. “The solution is for everyone from small children to adults, neighbors to strangers, as well as politicians to teachers to learn and practice the four rules of communication, as outlined and practiced according to Attitude Reconstruction.”
According to Jude’s book, Attitude Reconstruction, the four rules of communication are: talk about yourself, stay specific, stay kind, and be sure to listen. “The four rules bring loving, effective communication and feelings of connection,” Jude says. “These rules are very simple (but not easy), and the rewards of abiding by them are great. In contrast, the violations apply in virtually every setting and cause communication breakdowns and distance.”
If you’d like to learn more wise words from Jude and acquire better communication skills for addressing conflicts within your own family, be sure to visit her website right here!
#6
My Kid Wanted To “Open” The Banana By Herself This Morning. Am I Raising A Serial Killer?
If you know the struggle of living with family members all too well, you might need some tips on how to manage the stress of sharing food, a bathroom or space in general with your loved ones. Just because you share the same blood doesn’t mean it’s natural for you all to occupy the same space without getting into arguments and getting on each others’ last nerves. That’s why we consulted this list from U.S. News with tips for living with relatives, so you can keep your sanity without sacrificing your relationships.
First, they recommend setting up basic ground rules. Just because your parents own the house or changed your diapers when you were young doesn’t mean you aren’t entitled to privacy. And you should all be on the same page about shared responsibilities. “Establish the need for private space. In addition, openly discuss who takes care of chores, cooking, and shopping,” Money Crashers writes. “Don't leave this to the homeowners, even if they insist on doing things for you. Everyone should equally share the tasks for running the household.”
#8
My Parents Went Through My Phone, Deleted Over 1500 Different Images And Videos, And Emptied The Trash Bin. I'm 15 And They Haven't Found Anything Bad On My Phone Ever
#9
I’m A Recovering Alcoholic Who Just Moved Into A New Apartment. This Is What My Dad Left Me
When living in the same household as your family members, it’s also important to discuss compensation. No, you should not charge your children rent when they’re 8 years old. But if you’re an adult who moved back in with your parents or a sibling, rent might be on the table. Or, if you’re staying with a relative who won’t accept rent, try to work out some other way to help them. Buying groceries and doing extra chores around the house will keep you from feeling like a burden, and your family will be more likely to let you stay for an extended period of time if you make their lives easier. Never assume that a family member will let you stay for free just because you’re family, and be careful not to overstay your welcome or take advantage of a relative’s kindness.
#10
Offered My Ice Cream To My Son And He Gave Me This Back... He’s Clearly Not Yet Constrained By Standard Ice-Cream Etiquette
#11
My Grandfather Asked My Little Brother If He Could Use His Batman Plushie To Light The Furnace. My Brother Refused, But Today We Woke Up To This
#12
When My Husband Gets Mad At Me, He Puts Things Where I Can't Reach Them (I'm 5'3"). Then, He Hides My Step Ladder
When it comes to living with anyone, a roommate or a relative, it’s important to remember to choose your battles. Unless you live alone, compromises will have to be made at some point. Letting them hang up that poster that you find extremely ugly, dealing with the scent of fish when they prepare their favorite meal, sacrificing your parking spot so you can have the bedroom you prefer, or agreeing to organize the dishes how they like because you got to choose where the glasses go. When you feel yourself becoming infuriated by minor details, ask yourself if it’s really worth it to pick a fight over it. And if you decide that something is worth addressing, be sure to keep your composure. They might have no idea that one of their habits has been bothering you, so don’t approach the topic like they have personally offended you. More likely than not, they just did not realize it was a problem.
#13
I Tore My Rotator Cuff So My Husband Told Me He’d Finish The Interior Painting On Our Downstairs. He Says He’s Done
#15
My Parents Went Out Of Town, And Before They Left, My Dad Turned Off The Internet To All Of My Devices Except My Phone (He Forgot That One). I’m 18 And Pay The Bastard Rent
If it’s your spouse or partner who has been triggering many of your pet peeves at home, it’s important to nip the issues in the bud before they start eating away at your relationship. So if you’re curious about the best way to address issues such as these, we consulted this list from PsychCentral where psychotherapist and author Christina Steinorth, MFT, shared some of her top tips for addressing pet peeves in a relationship. First, she recommends not bringing up the pet peeve in public. It’s never a great idea to approach sensitive topics when around others, and somehow, a conversation about washing the dishes can quickly derail into a discussion about the relationship as a whole.
#18
My Poor Girlfriend Woke Up To Her Laptop With A Hot Iron On Top Of It Courtesy Of Her Brother
Steinorth also notes that it’s helpful to acknowledge what behavior you do appreciate when having conversations with your partner about what you’d like them to change. “If you compliment your partner generously and genuinely, you send a powerful message that has more impact to change his or her behavior than criticizing,” she told PsychCentral. We all like to be acknowledged for our best habits, and taking time to remember what your partner does well might make you less upset about what annoys you. For example, when you realize that you haven’t taken out the trash in a month because your spouse always does it for you, it might not bother you so much that they always leave their socks on the floor for you to place in the laundry basket.
#19
My Soon To Be Ex-Husband Has Been Taking Advantage Of Local Food Banks. He Ends Up Tossing Much Of It Out Because It Goes Bad, But He And I Can Easily Afford To Buy Food
#21
I Told My Son To Make Sure He Uses A Clip To Close The Chips Bag When He Is Done
Steinorth also recommends considering what would be a possible solution before approaching the topic with your partner, so they don’t feel attacked. “Instead of doing that, could we try to do this? That way, we both get what we want. How does that sound?” If they take up too much time in the bathroom when you need to get ready for work, maybe you can ask them to wake up 10 minutes earlier or allow you to shower first in the morning. If they never clean up the kitchen after cooking, maybe you can agree that they’ll give you a massage every time you have to do all of the dishes for them. Figure out what works best for the two of you, and find a way not to get hung up on little living habit pet peeves.
#24
My Dad Is Watching Videos While Driving. Then He Yells At My Mother For Looking Up A Number For Work (He Doesn't Even Have A Job)
Steinorth also told PsychCentral that our moods can be very powerful in affecting how we view an annoying habit. “Be honest with your partner,” she says. For instance, you might say, “I’m just having a bad day, and I don’t want to snap at you over something stupid.” Find something relaxing to do, like reading a book or taking some time to meditate, before you start harping on your partner. “It’s not right to take our stuff out on our partners.”
#25
One Of My Parents Decided To Wash My Le Creuset And Place It Like This To Dry. I'm Literally Crying. I Said A Thousand Times For Them Not To Touch It
#27
My Girlfriend: "I Couldn't Fit It In The Freezer." I Hereby Apologize To The Whole French Nation
Is this list reminding you why you decided to move away from your parents at age 18? I’m glad I did, but I still have to throw away about 10 things from the fridge and pantry that have been expired for over a year every time I pay my folks a visit. Keep upvoting the pictures that you find most horrifying, and then let us know in the comments what the most infuriating living habits you’ve come across with your family members are. Then, if you’re interested in checking out another Bored Panda article showing how some roommates are absolute menaces, you can find that right here!
#28
My Wife Doesn’t Throw Her Trash Away Before Putting Her Dish In The Sink, So I Often End Up With This
#29
My Wife Kept Threatening To Throw Away My Favorite Pair Of Yard Work Shorts. Today I Found Them Like This
#30
My Brothers And Sister Chipped In To Get My Mom A Nice Set Of Kitchen Knives. Dad Used The Chef Knife To Pry Frozen Meat Apart And Cracked It
#31
Oh, Let Me Just Put These Empty Eggshells Back In The Container. I Married A Savage
#32
My Brother Was Mad Because I Wouldn't Let Him Have Anymore Candy After He Had Almost A Whole Bag. This Is What He Did. This Is My 1000-Dollar iPad That I Earned
#38
My Brother Only Eats The Cheese Packets In The Instant Mac And Cheese, And Then Puts It Back On The Shelf
#39
My Dad Said He Would Make Dinner Today And Grilled The Expensive Bullet Steak I Bought. This Is The Result
#40
My Sister-In-Law Lives With Us And Uses Our Things. This Is How She Leaves My Peloton After Use Even After I've Mentioned It A Few Times
#41
I Left My Laptop On And Came Back To My Discord, Google Chat, Whatsapp, And Browser History Open. My Dad Was The Only One In The Room. Thanks, Dad
#42
My Mom Wanted To Make Tea But Instead Of Asking For Help With The Electric Kettle She Microwaved My Chargeable Self Heating Mug And Caught It On Fire
#43
My Dad Refuses To Clean Up The Dogs' Poop, But Goes Through The Effort Of Putting A Flag By Each Pile
#44
Stepped Out Of The Kitchen For A Moment And My Daughter Tried To Help Season The Potatoes
#46
I Refuse To Pick Up My Fiance's Dirty Socks After Telling Him Earlier This Week That It Annoys Me When He Leaves His Shoes And Socks In The Middle Of The Floor
#48
My Partner Decided To Wash My Recently-Purchased Japanese Knife In The Dishwasher
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What do you think ?
Danielle Ocasio Fast 1 year ago
I'm so glad I'm single and have no adult roommates! I can deal with my kids doing some of this stuff, but an adult? No thanks.
SnapStingray687 1 year ago
THIS THREAD IS MAKING ME MAD, let me just scream into the endless void that is the internet. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA thank you for your time
sturmwesen 1 year ago
What's with all the comments that say it's ok to controll communication?
Zephyr343 1 year ago
My biggest pet peeve is my wife pours a glass of wine, takes a sip, puts a ziplock bag over the top to keep it "fresh". The next day, grabs it from the fridge and pours it out cause it tastes "old". Yes, she has done this dozens of times.
Ericthedead 1 year ago
I feel your pain. My ex did this constantly. She didn’t really drink but would alway pour a huge glass and carry it around when we had company. Then would toss it out. Sometimes she would even pour another glass. So I just started sucking it down instead of letting her toss it out.
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Jesus Christ 1 year ago
The only possible way any right thinking person to react to these pictures: Dear-God-6...c0acd5.png 
Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago
I’m so glad I live with just a cat. None of this kind of c**p going on. And if I do exactly as Her Majesty demands, everything’s just fine.
AndersM 1 year ago
Sorry guys. I'm from Denmark. It's just baffles me. What's wrong with a bicycle? At least just for going 5 km from home? Why does everyone in the family need a car? Is your public transportation so s****y? Not having a go at you! Just wonder. :-)
Leina 1 year ago
Yes, yes it is that bad. Literally no roads have bike lanes, and sometimes the very few, very poorly maintained sidewalks just end randomly. The only busses I know of are school busses. It’s atrocious
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More! 1 year ago
Well that demonstrated a little of how lazy, dirty, absolutely stupid, wasteful, damaging and awful people can be. Especially, it would seem, men and teenage boys (lots of stupid brothers and husbands up there).
Samara Morgan 1 year ago
That's a problem with making housework a woman's job. Men grow up to be clueless and too confident at the same time.
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Andrea Aguilar 1 year ago
Honestly, some of them are just pressing their buttons to make them angry over those habits.
Caren Northcutt 1 year ago
There’s a reason I’m single. I would have no tolerance for most of this. Are you stupid? Was this intentional? Which is worse——an idiot or an inconsiderate a$$h01e? A couple of the “pranks” were cute; most were not.
Anouk T 1 year ago
People saying you should leave your partner because they do sth messy or disgusting - good luck being single forever😂
Maria Rodriguez 1 year ago
A few of these are absolutely frightening. The ice cream cone i think was the worst
AwesomeLeoWife 1 year ago
Some of these are teenagers whining their parents are actively checking in them or creating boundaries for them. Just good parenting going on there. Some of these aren’t that bad. Some of these are annoying but the rest…well let’s just say Satan may have been visiting.
Samara Morgan 1 year ago
Their parents know nothing about boundaries, they don't respect them. Children deserve privacy and snooping just because you're too s****y of a parent to have your children trust you is disgusting.
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Dennis Adrian Middendorp 1 year ago
These posts remind me of my college student days in the early '70s when I shared a house with some other guys. Just examples of laziness, and selfishness ... or just plain stupidity ! BTW : the English bloke who wrote in was right ... tea and microwaves is a no no. I'm an Aussie and know how to make a proper cuppa tea !
Lisa Freeman 1 year ago
Maybe, the only people I have seen drink the brand modelos is because they were non alcoholic and were on probation or in recovery. But I have never paid attention to different modelos
Andy James 1 year ago
What do you eat? I go once per day, same times every day. My point is still valid, wiping your a*s doesn't clean it. Shower if possible. You must stink Doris!
Imjust jim 1 year ago
Rubbish Barrel Jenga - visions of my children carefully balancing trash well above the rim until something falls off - that person has to empty the trash.
lauralett50 1 year ago
@the Chocolate Geico. I say they are full of c**p. The whole thing is bull s**t.
ANGEL BABY 1 year ago
These people have serious issues and they are nasty when it comes to housekeeping!
crowspectre 2.0 (he/they) 1 year ago
Might be me. I'm eating takis and hot chocolate rn. Feels like a crime
marianne eliza 1 year ago
I see a lot of passive agressive people in these posts. My dad (91) has always been one, especially to my mom. Mom had a new beautiful tablecloth, was proud of it. First time she used it dad actually put partially eaten food on it, something he's never done before, just to stain it. Now that he's riddled with dementia and psychotic episodes, he can still do things like that. Only mom isn't the target anymore, I am. Regretting selling my house to move back and take care of them.
matthew owen 1 year ago
Everyone's proud of their racial background, so yes, it's important to not confuse race with religion! All those foods, histories, languages, art forms. They're all incredible.
LazyPandaTiredPanda.Z.Z.Z. 1 year ago
These are the most wasteful, passive aggressive wacko relatives that I have ever read about. Those poor op, I feel deeply for them. My sister has been in a lot of abusive relationships and I know how bad it can get for the innocent ones.
Lara Verne 1 year ago
My brother sometimes buy bag of gummy worms. They're two-coloured and each half has different flavour. Brother only ate half of each gummy worm a left the rest.
morticia_b85 1 year ago
I just don't like exchanges of food. I give my neighbours in bottles of wine for Christmas or we sit out and chat together and I'd give the kids out sweets or something that's in a packet but nothing I've been handling. I just don't like that sort of thing. It's not about the people which I think people are down voting me for because they assume I'm somehow making it about where my neighbours are from or something. My family don't make things in their houses and bring them over. So it's not anything against anyone it's just something I personally don't like doing with anyone.
Danielle Ocasio Fast 1 year ago
I'm so glad I'm single and have no adult roommates! I can deal with my kids doing some of this stuff, but an adult? No thanks.
SnapStingray687 1 year ago
THIS THREAD IS MAKING ME MAD, let me just scream into the endless void that is the internet. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA thank you for your time
sturmwesen 1 year ago
What's with all the comments that say it's ok to controll communication?
Zephyr343 1 year ago
My biggest pet peeve is my wife pours a glass of wine, takes a sip, puts a ziplock bag over the top to keep it "fresh". The next day, grabs it from the fridge and pours it out cause it tastes "old". Yes, she has done this dozens of times.
Ericthedead 1 year ago
I feel your pain. My ex did this constantly. She didn’t really drink but would alway pour a huge glass and carry it around when we had company. Then would toss it out. Sometimes she would even pour another glass. So I just started sucking it down instead of letting her toss it out.
Load More Replies... Jesus Christ 1 year ago
The only possible way any right thinking person to react to these pictures: Dear-God-6...c0acd5.png
Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago
I’m so glad I live with just a cat. None of this kind of c**p going on. And if I do exactly as Her Majesty demands, everything’s just fine.
AndersM 1 year ago
Sorry guys. I'm from Denmark. It's just baffles me. What's wrong with a bicycle? At least just for going 5 km from home? Why does everyone in the family need a car? Is your public transportation so s****y? Not having a go at you! Just wonder. :-)
Leina 1 year ago
Yes, yes it is that bad. Literally no roads have bike lanes, and sometimes the very few, very poorly maintained sidewalks just end randomly. The only busses I know of are school busses. It’s atrocious
Load More Replies... More! 1 year ago
Well that demonstrated a little of how lazy, dirty, absolutely stupid, wasteful, damaging and awful people can be. Especially, it would seem, men and teenage boys (lots of stupid brothers and husbands up there).
Samara Morgan 1 year ago
That's a problem with making housework a woman's job. Men grow up to be clueless and too confident at the same time.
Load More Replies... Andrea Aguilar 1 year ago
Honestly, some of them are just pressing their buttons to make them angry over those habits.
Caren Northcutt 1 year ago
There’s a reason I’m single. I would have no tolerance for most of this. Are you stupid? Was this intentional? Which is worse——an idiot or an inconsiderate a$$h01e? A couple of the “pranks” were cute; most were not.
Anouk T 1 year ago
People saying you should leave your partner because they do sth messy or disgusting - good luck being single forever😂
Maria Rodriguez 1 year ago
A few of these are absolutely frightening. The ice cream cone i think was the worst
AwesomeLeoWife 1 year ago
Some of these are teenagers whining their parents are actively checking in them or creating boundaries for them. Just good parenting going on there. Some of these aren’t that bad. Some of these are annoying but the rest…well let’s just say Satan may have been visiting.
Samara Morgan 1 year ago
Their parents know nothing about boundaries, they don't respect them. Children deserve privacy and snooping just because you're too s****y of a parent to have your children trust you is disgusting.
Load More Replies... Dennis Adrian Middendorp 1 year ago
These posts remind me of my college student days in the early '70s when I shared a house with some other guys. Just examples of laziness, and selfishness ... or just plain stupidity ! BTW : the English bloke who wrote in was right ... tea and microwaves is a no no. I'm an Aussie and know how to make a proper cuppa tea !
Lisa Freeman 1 year ago
Maybe, the only people I have seen drink the brand modelos is because they were non alcoholic and were on probation or in recovery. But I have never paid attention to different modelos
Andy James 1 year ago
What do you eat? I go once per day, same times every day. My point is still valid, wiping your a*s doesn't clean it. Shower if possible. You must stink Doris!
Imjust jim 1 year ago
Rubbish Barrel Jenga - visions of my children carefully balancing trash well above the rim until something falls off - that person has to empty the trash.
lauralett50 1 year ago
@the Chocolate Geico. I say they are full of c**p. The whole thing is bull s**t.
ANGEL BABY 1 year ago
These people have serious issues and they are nasty when it comes to housekeeping!
crowspectre 2.0 (he/they) 1 year ago
Might be me. I'm eating takis and hot chocolate rn. Feels like a crime
marianne eliza 1 year ago
I see a lot of passive agressive people in these posts. My dad (91) has always been one, especially to my mom. Mom had a new beautiful tablecloth, was proud of it. First time she used it dad actually put partially eaten food on it, something he's never done before, just to stain it. Now that he's riddled with dementia and psychotic episodes, he can still do things like that. Only mom isn't the target anymore, I am. Regretting selling my house to move back and take care of them.
matthew owen 1 year ago
Everyone's proud of their racial background, so yes, it's important to not confuse race with religion! All those foods, histories, languages, art forms. They're all incredible.
LazyPandaTiredPanda.Z.Z.Z. 1 year ago
These are the most wasteful, passive aggressive wacko relatives that I have ever read about. Those poor op, I feel deeply for them. My sister has been in a lot of abusive relationships and I know how bad it can get for the innocent ones.
Lara Verne 1 year ago
My brother sometimes buy bag of gummy worms. They're two-coloured and each half has different flavour. Brother only ate half of each gummy worm a left the rest.
morticia_b85 1 year ago
I just don't like exchanges of food. I give my neighbours in bottles of wine for Christmas or we sit out and chat together and I'd give the kids out sweets or something that's in a packet but nothing I've been handling. I just don't like that sort of thing. It's not about the people which I think people are down voting me for because they assume I'm somehow making it about where my neighbours are from or something. My family don't make things in their houses and bring them over. So it's not anything against anyone it's just something I personally don't like doing with anyone.
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