"When I was young, my parents told me that if I kept leaving the fridge open, I would freeze the whole world, and then no one would like me."
"When I was young, my parents told me that if I kept leaving the fridge open, I would freeze the whole world, and then no one would like me."
"Working. God, I hate working now... I used to think I needed to be passionate about my job, but now I'm just trying to make enough money to support a family."
"Working. God, I hate working now... I used to think I needed to be passionate about my job, but now I'm just trying to make enough money to support a family."
Growing up in the same household doesn't equal the same childhood memories.
Growing up in the same household doesn't equal the same childhood memories.
We've gathered anecdotes and insights from people online who have shared the aging signs that hit them the most.
We've gathered anecdotes and insights from people online who have shared the aging signs that hit them the most.
Everyone's childhood is strange in one way or another. After all, what is normal?
Everyone's childhood is strange in one way or another. After all, what is normal?
Growing up is overrated.
Growing up is overrated.
As kids, we don’t really question things. The way our parents or caregivers run our families, we used to take as a given.
As kids, we don’t really question things. The way our parents or caregivers run our families, we used to take as a given.
People in this Reddit thread brought up 32 indications that a person is emotionally and mentally immature.
People in this Reddit thread brought up 32 indications that a person is emotionally and mentally immature.
We all had that one friend who seemed to always start partying first and leave the party last. Have you ever wondered where they are now?
We all had that one friend who seemed to always start partying first and leave the party last. Have you ever wondered where they are now?
This netizen took to one of Reddit’s communities, inviting its members to share screwed-up things they believed to be OK while growing up.
This netizen took to one of Reddit’s communities, inviting its members to share screwed-up things they believed to be OK while growing up.
