When you’re young (and a little naive), it’s common to feel invincible when it comes to your body. Staying up late, maybe partying too much, working out with incorrect form — you might not feel some of these at the moment, but boy, do they catch up to you.
19 People Who Are So Bad At Breaking Up That They Should Never Be Allowed To Date Again
December 24, 2025
“I held out my wrists for the cheaper option.
As they were cuffing me, I asked if I could bring a jacket and my phone. One of the cops went back in. Wrong jacket, and my phone was about to die.
The ER staff encouraged me to just lie down and sleep. I was like…
Unflattering Photos Of Donald Trump From 2025
Welp, it’s been almost a full year of President Trump being in office for his second term. It’s been…interesting, to say the least! From the 9/11 memorial event to Trump’s bruised hand to…
People Are Sharing Things We Did In 2025 That We Haven't Realized Are Total Fads Yet
December 23, 2025
Popular 2025 Trends That People Think Are Actually Fads
Fads, fads, fads. They’re cool for a few weeks or a few months or a few years, but aren’t always recognizable in the moment. It’s only later that everyone wonders why they still have…
People Are Calling Out The Modern Parenting Trends That We Need To Leave Behind In 2026
December 23, 2025
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“Blaming teachers for their kids’ shortfalls. Crummy teachers do exist, but most of them really are trying. Most teachers are passionate and caring, but the moment a kid’s grade slips, parents are way too quick to put the teacher in front of the…
15 People Share The Jaw-Dropping Moments That Made Them Ghost Their Friends
December 23, 2025
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“I ghosted one of my best friends from high school. I loved her like a sister, and we had a lot of fun, but she was a pathological liar and constantly needed attention. If I was talking about something important or serious or even telling a story, a lot of…
People Who've Lived In Red And Blue-Leaning States Are Sharing The Absolutely Wild Differences
December 23, 2025
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“I grew up in a blue state but was an economics professor in Appalachia. I then moved to DC and later to NYC. A big difference I noticed was that you encounter many more veterans and active military personnel in scarlet red counties. Another big difference is…
