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Planning a wedding really brings out the worst in people. It's actually quite beautiful when you think of it. The woman you propose to may not be the same woman that you see barking orders at your close friends on the day of the wedding. But it's really for the best since you're about to say all that 'In sickness and in health' mumbo jumbo, so at least you will be able to get to know their crazy side before tying the knot.

But, as always, there are Bridezilla's who introduce a new level of insanity and need to be taken down.

Not to be dramatic, but sometimes people literally forget that they're not the center of the universe. That their human experience is no more valid, nor significant than anyone else's. That nobody owes them a damn thing because put plainly, they are not the main character. Okay, this rant is over. But doesn't it just make your blood boil when people act so entitled? Well, then you'll love this Reddit story.

Kids get all kinds of gadgets these days much quicker than they used to. It's kind of insane how pre-pubescent teens, children, even some toddlers have constant access to the internet, but that's the direction the world is going in we guess. There's not much you can really do as a parent to avoid it. You can either decide to raise your child without any electronics and then have them become envious of their friends or get them an iPad early on and supply them with an even shorter attention span for life. All you can really do is make it clear to them that it is a privilege to have such things, so they don't start expecting more and more.

Another week has passed, which means the poor people of Twitter have survived another week living with their psycho roomies against all odds. There are plenty of shady roommates out there that seem to have arrived fresh off the plane from the underworld, and we seriously don't understand how their victims come out unscathed. Maybe if you hide out in your room long enough, they won't know you're home. However, it's more likely that they're psycho enough to wait until you finally creep out of your room so that they can go psycho on you once again. Sigh. Scroll down for this week's crazy roomie tweets. 

There are many different kinds of loss one can experience in their lifetime. You can lose a good friend due to a misunderstanding, or lose your temper after stubbing your toe, you can also lose your mind if both happen at the same time. Loss is a very disorienting feeling in any context. There's a lack of control in such situations, and we don't like the feeling of not being in control. Although all problems are relative, clearly there are some losses that are more permanent than others. Most people probably would agree that losing a husband due to a divorce is not the same as losing a husband due to death.

It can be very difficult to be an empty-nester. You spending 18 preparing someone for the real world, and then it finally comes time to let them go into the world and become their own person. Even if you don't have kids, it can make you emotional just imagining yourself in that position. But it's a natural part of life. They say if you love something set it free. Plus, once your kids are out of the house you can finally turn their room into a home gym.

Alright, there were doubts expressed in the comments section over whether or not this is a mere work of fiction. At the same time some folks stepped forward to provide pretty compelling points that this very well could've been a thing back in the day. Even if it's some creative writing that we have going on here, it's a pretty entertaining series of events. Talk about a collective power move. Basically, don't mess with people's parks, man. Especially if you're the mayor of a very small town, and run the risk of having that very small town's population just dip out. 

Allowing someone to crash with you for some time is one of the most generous things to do. It saves them a lot of money and ensures a safe roof over their head. It can be very intimate to allow somebody into your space, but as long as they are respectful and don't take advantage of your generosity, it can be a very pleasant experience. But some people lack that social awareness, and they'll push you until you literally have no other choice but to pack their bags and leave them outside. After all, you're not running a charity.

It's important to have a good relationship with your in-laws. A lot of the time, they are watching you like a hawk, since they will never fully accept that anyone is good enough for their picture-perfect child. Usually the closer you are to your parents, the more they feel they deserve to know about your significant other as well. But at some point, they need to let go. You can still have an honest and open relationship with your family without giving away every detail of your married life. They're called boundaries, heard of it?

Being human, we all experience major fails. It's how we learn and develop into better people. Or at least they give us better stories to break the ice with when attempting to go on a first date with a stranger. We say, when it comes to failing, you ought to go big or go home, and make sure to post in all on social media afterward. Or at least don't get mad if your friend documents it for you. As Abraham Lincoln once said, "Pics or it didn't happen."

For legal reasons, unfortunately honest Abe did not actually say that.

Who you live with is no joke. Home is where the heart is, but not if you're sharing your home with a total psycho. The psycho roommates of Twitter are back for another week of making their roomies' lives a living hell, and we're ready with all the popcorn we need for this week's batch of entertainment tweets. Let the tweets below serve as cautionary tales for the next time you're looking for your roomies. Adulting is hard enough as is. You don't need to add more unnecessary drama into your life. May all the lovely roomies be bestowed upon you in the future. 

When you marry into someone else's family, it is ideal that you have a healthy relationship with all of their relatives. After all, it sucks to feel unwanted in any scenario. But sometimes some family members (specifically mothers-in-law) like to make their presence increasingly difficult to bear. They insert themselves in situations they know nothing about, and will never let go of the idea that nobody is good enough for their perfect child. And naturally, being treated like you are less than can get old real quick.