Sounds like a great idea

"I don't want an unattractive child"

That's how toddlers are

These men are useless

Helicopter parents have landed

I hope you put cringe on your Christmas list

Babies don't need tans

Buckle up because this is a long one. This entire family, no doubt, has gone through some hard times. And the OP gives us the full background in the story he posted to Reddit below. So fast-forwarding to the present day, our OP finally saved up enough money to buy a house so he didn't have to live in a camper anymore. He couldn't be more ecstatic. He jumped on over to Facebook to share the good news with his friends. This is where the story takes a turn.

It's perplexing how many people think that they've come up with something clever when all they've done is reinvent something that humans have known about for centuries and made illegal for a reason. You can't just go around asking to do unpaid work for free as if being in your mere presence should be enough to excuse the fact that you're not being fairly compensated. Yes, sometimes this is called an “unpaid internship” but there's another word that comes to mind for pretty much any other time t…

It's so easy to judge other parents, but you should hesitate before doing so. When I see a mom at the grocery store whispering aggressively into her kid's ear about how he'd better behave himself, I feel for her. It's not easy to openly struggle with your kids like that; it can be a humiliating ordeal that makes a woman feel like she's a bad mother when she's really just trying her best. The thing that I don't understand is when parents take moments like these and project them onto the entire i…

Safe sleep who?

Poor kiddo

Poor kids

Thanks, YouTube

Unfathomable foolishness

One of the scariest things about Mommy Facebook Groups is how much personal information people are willing to share on them. I'm convinced that so many of these moms never learned that creepy people can use what you post online stalkingly. Either that, or they don't think it will happen to them. It's one thing to share something vaguely identifying anonymously, but it's a whole different story when you're sharing details about your life and your child's life with a group of functional strangers…