When being an inconvenience is more important than being comfortable2yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/AnimalsBeingJerks
She knew Gary was unreliable, but she never expected him to abandon her before the baby was even born. She was a survivor, though, and was going to be the best mother for her child, even if all she could afford was a rundown apartment in the red light district.4yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/DivorcedBirds
I have never once stayed at an Airbnb and found non-stick pans that don’t look like they’ve been sandblasted1yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/mildlyinfuriating
Yes, she’d had an affair. No, they hadn’t taken precautions. Yes, Gary had left as soon as he saw that the child wasn’t his own. No, Cheryl loved her daughter and didn’t regret it one bit.1yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/DivorcedBirds
After Gary left, Cheryl’s biggest worry was the kids growing up on the wrong side of the tracks. Thanks to an incredibly helpful real estate agent, she found the one place in the city where that could never be true.3yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/DivorcedBirds
It was his first time at a singles bar since the divorce, and Gary was nervous. He went to the washroom to check himself out in the mirror one more time. His combover was still in place, he looked good, and he was ready to mingle!2yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/DivorcedBirds
My Husband wanted a sweet treat. I made orange rolls. To keep it interesting, one of these has nacho cheese on it.4yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/foundsatan
Apparently, I'm not allowed to view or pay my 407 ETR bills when I'm out of the country. Are they worried that someone is going to steal the highway from abroad?1yr ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/ontario
The fact that someone felt this sign to be necessary, at a university no less, raises all sorts of questions11mo ⋅ TDLMTH ⋅ r/facepalm
