Jenna Guillaume

1 week ago | buzzfeed.com | Jenna Guillaume

"We’ve gone back to tall socks and short shorts for men, which predates me. It took me a long time to break the no-show socks of my generation, so I’ve settled on the new version of ankle socks (we used to call no-show socks ankle socks, but that’s not the definition of ankle socks now). I still can’t get behind the tall, full crew socks. Not practical for a guy with hairy legs at all."—Josh

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jenna Guillaume

There are some trends that, once left behind, you can't believe were ever a thing. Which makes it extra shocking when they actually do come back into style, as many trends from the '90s and '00s are. Recently, we asked the BuzzFeed Community which things they're most horrified have returned, and here's what they had to say... 1."Low-rise jeans.""Did millennials not suffer enough to spare future fenerations the indignity and pain?

1 week ago | buzzfeed.com | Jenna Guillaume

Parents·Posted 3 minutes ago"You are incredible. A god among women." Recently Reddit user Ill-Hall-2953 shared a confronting run-in she had with her mother-in-law. She said, "I recently had a baby and have been breastfeeding her regularly. My MIL came over on short notice while I was doing chores around the house. She picked some things from our garden and chatted with me and my husband. She sat down and started watching the news on the TV.

2 weeks ago | buzzfeed.com | Jenna Guillaume

"Welp. He let that red pill, incel bullshit get to him and she’s leaving. How despicable and entitled of him. I would do the exact same thing and hope other women in OP’s position do the same." "There is something inherently wrong with people who have this weird belief that all babies should be DNA tested as if it’s a common occurrence for women to cheat and 'trap' their husbands with kids who aren’t theirs. Also love how everyone becomes a genealogist when a baby is born.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jenna Guillaume

14 hours agoJulia Rodgers, CEO of HelloPrenup, champions collaborative prenups and promotes financial communication in marriage. For many folks these days, parental financial support doesn’t end upon adulthood. In fact, many parents of adult children continue to provide financial help well into adulthood—whether …