Finally. This company has been horrible to the ozone layer.

Had a morning meeting in NYC. Rushing down the streets, I stepped in what I know was vomit. As this meeting involved me setting up my computer, crawling on the floor under the table plugging in various cables, the thought of doing that with vomit-encrusted shoes was sickening to this germaphobe. On my way to the…

Can I also say that I think it’s really weird to be like, “It will be awkward. We’ll have nothing to say after not seeing each other for so long.” I have plenty of friends that I only see a few times a year. I love them, but we are just busy with our own lives. You know what? We find plenty to talk about BECAUSE…

The first one combines two of my least favorite people in the world: people who invite parents to their wedding and tell them not to bring their kids

Her wedding, her rules.

This is what happened when one of college friends got married. She got married at a very high-end, fancy private country club that was NOT child-friendly. She and her fiance specifically put on the invitations NO CHILDREN and several people called begging to bring their children.

Also, this dude is worried about his ex-coworker thinking he was creeping on her facebook to learn about her divorce. You never know what of your FB updates are getting pushed to which friends. If she posted it publicly, she probably assumes he saw it.

Should have been enough to say that no children were allowed in a historic reading room. I’m sorry it wasn’t. People are monsters.

Yeah, I found that LW weird.

We had a no children under 16 rule at my wedding/reception, and it was a FIRM NO. The now ex had several people who were like lulz no, totally bringing kids (including toddlers), and her mother was like, you ahve to let them come. We had a huge fight about it, and I said 1. they need to put in writing they aren’t…

Maybe it’s because I give ZERO fucks, but I don’t understand this idea of “they’re family, I have to invite them.” or “I have to go to this awful thanksgiving dinner because IT’S FAMILY and they’ll be mad.” You’re adult, you don’t have to invite anyone you don’t fucking want to invite or go anywhere you don’t want to…

Amen. Do not marry into this shitshow. If Fiancee can’t leave, you can’t stay.

LW1: You don’t have a future Sister-in-Law problem.

Am I the only one who read the first letter and was a little alarmed by the fact that nothing is said about how his or his girlfriend feels about the situation? This is her sister, her nieces/nephews and her wedding, yet after reading the letter three times I can’t find anything that says (or doesn’t say!) that she’d…

...what a DICKTURD! I would become a fire-breathing harpy from hell if someone pulled this stunt on me.

I think that last LW needs to chill out a bit. Of course friendships change and may taper off as your life changes and you lose the things you had in common, like work. You don’t have to announce it and demand someone acknowledge and clarify the new status immediately after a change. I mean, the thing where they had…

“We’ll see about that.” BOOM uninvited. Disrespect wrapped up in a threat. That alone tells me that she finds herself more important than her sister’s wedding.

I would call the future sister in law and tell her that her kids are not welcome because no kids are welcome, that she is not welcome and has already been taken off of the guest list because she can’t do something simple like respect the bride and groom’s wishes on their own wedding and lastly that it’s clear that she…

My brother’s fiancee posted a shot of him stripped on Facebook (fortunately backwards view), bare ass and all. So, I saved it for posterity.

If one puts the entire life story, warts and all, out on Facebook, one richly deserves whatever happens