20 FAILs Showing Why You Shouldn't Befriend Your Parents on Social Media

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17-year old tells her new stepmother that she doesn't want to be her "daughter": 'she has a photo frame in her home office that says mommy's girl and there's a photo of me in it'

17-year old tells her new stepmother that she doesn't want to be her "daughter": 'she has a photo frame in her home office that says mommy's girl and there's a photo of me in it'

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Brother and sister cut off contact with their dad after he demands they get adopted by his new wife, other siblings take father's side: 'You're being ungrateful’

Brother and sister cut off contact with their dad after he demands they get adopted by his new wife, other siblings take father's side: 'You're being ungrateful’

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Cat Karen backpedals on a $500 finder's fee for the kind people who saved her lost cat, refusing to pay for necessary veterinary bills they covered in her absence: 'We spent $400'

Cat Karen backpedals on a $500 finder's fee for the kind people who saved her lost cat, refusing to pay for necessary veterinary bills they covered in her absence: 'We spent $400'

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'Jokes on them': Trucker treats themselves to exorbitantly long breaks, waiting out the blinding sunrise after getting scolded for using a sun visor

'Jokes on them': Trucker treats themselves to exorbitantly long breaks, waiting out the blinding sunrise after getting scolded for using a sun visor

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Employees fed up after company cuts 90% of their big annual bonus, despite promising it in exchange for unpaid overtime and extra shifts, boss insists: ‘You're lucky to work here’

Employees fed up after company cuts 90% of their big annual bonus, despite promising it in exchange for unpaid overtime and extra shifts, boss insists: ‘You're lucky to work here’

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Parents kick 17-year-old brother out of house for telling 15-year-old sister that she's their favorite child: 'The favoritism mostly showed in them spoiling her and dedicating 1:1 time for her while they never made much of an effort with me'

Parents kick 17-year-old brother out of house for telling 15-year-old sister that she's their favorite child: 'The favoritism mostly showed in them spoiling her and dedicating 1:1 time for her while they never made much of an effort with me'

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