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2 weeks ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
From Redditor u/Known_Marketing6374:My dad and I (28M) have a complicated relationship. He was divorced from my mom when I was only a baby and she died when I was very young (5). He was already remarried and had another child when my mom passed away, and I think he expected with time that I would forget about my mom entirely and assimilate into his new family like they were the only one. There was also a big effort to ignore my grief and to expect me to move on like nothing happened.
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1 month ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
Captain Gantu, a massive shark-like alien, is a major antagonist in the original Lilo & Stitch film. He ends up hunting Stitch down and capturing him toward the end of the movie. However, Gantu doesn't appear in the live action remake. While the exact reason is unknown, speculation suggests that creating a massive CGI alien just wasn't in the budget.
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1 month ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
On April 7, 2009, 23-year-old Charline Rosemond started her day like any other in Everett, Massachusetts. She borrowed her father's gray Honda Civic and drove to her job at an Herb Chambers car dealership, leaving her home at around 7 am. Charline made plans with a friend to buy a Lexus. The value of the car was about $6,000, but her friend told her she could probably buy it for closer to $4,000. So, she brought the cash with her and planned to buy it on the spot if she loved it.
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1 month ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
From Redditor u/colette195:Over the weekend, I (23F) went to dinner with some of my dad’s relatives who I don’t see very often. My dad has never gotten along with my uncle (his brother) and I haven’t either. He’s rude, condescending, and we don’t agree with him on a lot of things. Normally I just try to ignore him. However, at dinner, my uncle asked me about my car I had shown up in and my new job. I started my job a little over a year ago after graduating college and I worked hard for it.
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1 month ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
Money can be a complicated subject in relationships. Things could be going perfectly well with your friends, family, or partner, but once the topic of payments comes up, it can get uncomfortable. It's one thing to disagree over a small restaurant bill, but when it comes to bigger things like utility bills, hospital bills, and rent, it escalates to a whole new level. Many people post on Reddit when they have a disagreement over a bill.
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1 month ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
From Redditor u/imthekarn:I never thought I would be in this position but I am the one who sought out the 75 year old members of the HOA board for assistance. Having said that, I feel like I was very patient and accommodating but just got pushed too far. But still anytime you "call the HOA" you might be the a**hole. My neighbors started out in February/March with a bouncy castle in their yard. I could not see it but I could certainly hear it when the kids would start bouncing at 4:30/5 am.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
Kids shows are meant to be lighthearted and easy for young audiences to understand. While the occasional mature joke makes it into episodes to entertain parents, there are some kids show episodes that are arguably too uncomfortable or inappropriate for children. Whether it's Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, or Disney Channel, there are episodes on all networks that should have never aired on a show for kids. These episodes include inappropriate scenes, dark topics, and unexpected profanity.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
From Redditor u/gimmethemtoebeans:My friend (25F) asked me (24F) if I could watch her dog, Cody, for a two weeks while she went back to her home state to deal with some family issues. She told me he was potty-trained, good with people, and good with other animals (I have a cat, Tawny). I had been to her house a few times, and, at least during the times I've been there, he's usually a sweetheart. I said yes, and when it came time for her to leave, she dropped Cody and his things off.
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2 months ago | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
From Redditor u/Remarkable-Use-8439:My best friend (31M) and I (27M) have a tradition of taking a yearly weekend trip together that's phone-free. We've been doing this for a decade now. These weekend trips consist of us staying in a suite and exploring the city, not traversing the wilderness so it's not like we're completely disconnected. Still, we liked to keep one on hand for navigation and emergency purposes, and it would usually be Friend's phone that we brought along.
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Mar 20, 2025 | 
ranker.com | Molly Weinfurter
From Redditor u/randomaccount84756:My wife and I had a pretty normal marriage. No kids, both employed and really happy together. For 99% of our relationship we didn't have any major problems, we made time for each other, so on and so forth. She recently went away with her friend for a girls trip. The first two days after she came back everything was fine, and on the third we went to dinner with this friend and her boyfriend. Dinner went well, came home and went to bed.
