Drunk people are well-known for being hilarious, most of the time because they have no inhibitions and will do and say cr*p that no one sober would dare. As long as your friends are being safe(ish) and not making themselves sick or putting others at risk, you can get some pretty funny stories (and dirt) by being the one who stays sober.

Like these 14 people, who managed to capture some priceless inebriated moments, courtesy of their friends.

14. When those little surprises show up at your door.

Watch the mail 3-5 days after getting wasted at home.

I need to stop shopping online when drunk. from funny

13. When you know, you know.

I guess there really is someone for everyone.

a few weeks ago I faked an Irish accent at the bar & ended up meeting a guy from Ireland that night. since then I contemplated if he was faking it or not & I just found him on tinder and his bio says if he gets drunk enough he fakes an Irish accent. I’ve found my soulmate y’all!!

— Kelly O'Connor (@heyitskellyy) March 3, 2020

12. At least the boss was cool with it.

At least it was on a holiday I guess.

https://twitter.com/j_duoo/status/933862539967971328

11. I need to know how long this went on before someone stopped him.

Surely he was there with friends?!

This guy who was drunk as f*ck tried to shazam in the silent disco from funny

10. She’s trying to what, exactly?

Maybe it was a hint about wanting pearl earrings?

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9. I fail to see the issue.

Cheese is always an appropriate snack, however you eat it.

Apparently my husband was drunk eating last night. from funny

8. How does one even go about messaging an airport?

Also, I’m sure the airport is glad to know someone cares.

Most people drunk text their ex or someone they fancy…. Not me…. What the actual fuck was going through my drunken mind pic.twitter.com/fK2XT8Hdtq

— Annie Severn (@annievicvic) September 27, 2016

7. Wow, that is really special.

And he called himself out. Props.

Last night I was so drunk I replied to my own text pic.twitter.com/weNp3OILqk

— OwlKing (@losingseIf) February 1, 2015

6. I don’t know why this is a thing that exists.

I kind of want it, though.

Drunk amazon shopping led to a nice surprise from drunk

5. 1% Frosted Flakes.

No word on what percentage of weed, though.

Best friend and a drunk me text from drunk

4. Not sure he’s going to get another date.

Depends on her sense of humor, I suppose.

Last night I was dancing with a girl and I told her I needed to pee but instead ran 2 miles home in the middle of the night by myself. Why? Cuz I was nervous and drunk me thought it was a completely normal thing to do.

— sarah schauer (@sarahschauer) June 30, 2019

3. Bless his heart.

I bet he was so proud of himself, too.

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2. Probably the correct response.

Drunk you had your best interests at heart.

drunk me deleted my bank app after checking my balance, idk what he saw but I trust his decision entirely.

— orobotastic (@chirpsehurts) May 29, 2019

1. Omg you can’t even tell it’s a pizza.

I guess he forgot to set the timer.

My housemate got back drunk and put a pizza in the oven. Passed out while it was cooking from funny

I’m so happy that cell phone cameras weren’t really a thing when I was in college. Seriously.

What’s the funniest thing you ever caught a drunk friend doing?

Tell us about it in the comments!

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Friends want the best for each other, so when we find a good television show, read a great book, discover a product that makes our lives easier, or anything cool, really, we want to share!

Sometimes those things tend to be more niche than we realized, and our friends are kind of meh, but other times it’s true that we’ve found something amazing that everyone needs and loves!

These 20 people are sharing instances that were totally the latter, so chances are, you’re going to need and love it, too.

20. I hope you told her thank you.

Settlers of Catan!

My sister is notorious for buying people gifts they won’t like, just to try and impose her own interests on other people. This time it actually worked.

My husband and I have been playing a lot during the lockdown.

19. If you’re not afraid of heights…

Rock climbing.

It’s become my favorite form of exercise, not to mention how fun it is.

18. The most wholesome s*x toy story.

A friend of mine accidentally introduced me to the Hitachi Magic Wand when I was helping her move and it dropped out of one of the boxes. She was entirely nonplussed. I think she laughed and said, ‘My baby!’

I was somewhat of a prude at the time and was suitably scandalized at her being so open about having s^x toys — especially the kind that you had to actually plug in like a f*ckin’ kitchen appliance.

Yeah, that lasted all of thirty seconds after I bought one for myself on her later recommendation. Hoo boy.

17. Good friends are worth their weight in gold.

He introduced me to his closest friends – all really great people.

Now we all have good times together and share so many things of mutual interest. It’s really opened up my world in a way I hadn’t previously thought possible.

16. Anyone who gets you into play a musical instrument is a good friend.

The best thing I got out of my business & economics degree was when my friend gave me a John Mayer CD (back in 2002).

Literally THE reason I started playing guitar.

Now it’s my career!

15. This is definitely a perk of having interesting friends.

New music.

Its always hard for me to figure out what i like and they helped give me so much from the experiences i got out of it.

14. Awwww so sweet, right?

My wife.

37 years ago.

13. Someone always has to urge you to try sushi, but sooo good.

I feel like everything I like was introduced.

I’m sh^t at discovering things on my own.

But I’ll say sushi.

12. When they make you a better person.

I started living with my best friend cause we went to same city for college. She introduced my stubborn mind to accepting things I don’t necessarily agree with.

She teached me silently how to be a better listener, how to judge less. She taught me to enjoy silence and how meaningful silence can be- only two people who are completely comfortable with each other can stand in silence and not be annoyed or uncomfortable. In return I taught her to stood up for what she believes, to be a better speaker. I showed her how fun the noise can be. I introduced her to my friends, cause she had just one beside me. A good friendship between two people who are complete opposites in everything they are and do, can change both of your lives for better.

11. I’m still waiting for someone to introduce me to this.

D&D. I would have never played otherwise and it’s so much fun!

10. It could go either way, depending on the day.

Reddit

On second thought, I’m not so sure I’m happy about it.

9. It’s the best when you finally give in and feel all sheepish.

Although I’d been a life long Stephen King fan, I had always avoided the Dark Tower series.

A friend kept pushing me on them, insisting I would love them. Stephen King cowboys? No thanks. Finally he bought me the first four in a paperback gift set. Series is now one of my favorite reads of all time. I can’t thank him enough for insisting. Ka at work.

8. A good game is the gift that keeps on giving.

stardew valley.

it changed my perspective on a lot of things surprisingly, like turning children into doves. it can be productive

7. You’re never too old to have fun.

Minecraft.

I was mid twenties and they spent years trying to get me to play but I thought it was a kids game. I finally played one day and loved it so much that I spent the next four years way more into it than they ever were.

6. Too many people turn their noses up at this.

Board games!

Too bad after I’m married and got my son we never hang anymore.

I kinda miss spending a whole day playing boardgames with my friends.

5. Good sleep is essential to health.

Sleep.

Seriously. I stayed up all night, had sh^tty sleep hygiene and poor mental health. We lived together for 6 months and she helped me get on a sleep routine. Changed my life.

4. Everyone deserves to celebrate their birthday in style.

Nice birthday gifts.

Before I met them I’d never really gotten much birthday gifts( I’ve already always been the kinda person that always gets close people birthday gifts) but my friends bought me a teddy bear for my birthday and came to my home to hide it in my cupboard after I left for school. Then later when they saw me at school all 4 of them gave me stuff like earrings / rings/ chokers and all that. Explosion boxes too—with my pictures, their writings, our pictures together.

Best friends I could ever ask for. I’m blessed.

3. That’s one small way to change a life.

The fact that you can cook your eggs in your noodles while you’re boiling them.

2. This is an eye-opening moment for everyone.

Buying better clothes.

I used to buy everything at Goodwill even though I saved up enough money to spend it. Nothing matched and it didn’t fit properly. Eventually my friend took me out, told me to take some pride in my looks, and bought me new clothes. Looking back, I looked like the definition of a poor virgin. Thanks Adam.

1. That’s a very good friend.

My friend introduced me to the definition of narcissistic personality disorder.

I was going through a lot with my family and constantly being gaslighted. She sent me articles all about it and I never felt more relieved to know I wasn’t insane and I was actually being severley manipulated.

Wow, I wish some of these people were my friends!

Are you going to try some of these? Which ones? Tell us in the comments!

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If you’re having one of those days when you need a break and a giggle, what better way to make that happen than to scroll through a list of memes.

And easier yet? Let us pull some great ones together – like these 12, which we think are definitely good for a laugh.

12. Why do we always think that will work?

Spoiler alert: it doesn’t.

11. No one makes good decisions at 3am.

Although you could argue that cheese is never a bad decision.

10. My basement is full of boxes from our move.

My husband just can’t bring himself to toss them, even though I’ve promised we’re never moving again.

9. Awwww this is bs though.

Also, being single is awesome.

8. It’s going to be so great.

Netflix makes everything better. They’d better not dump The Office.

7. Experience teaches everyone.

Just wait until you’re in your 40s.

6. This is a universal truth.

I don’t think it’s ever going to change, either.

5. My heart.

Unless there are bird feeders around, and then down with squirrels.

4. I mean, you tried.

Also this image really makes me miss The Good Place.

3. This is so true it hurts.

Just ask my mother.

2. Hahahaha every single day whyyyy.

We’re never going to get up early and be productive, are we.

1. It’s like some kind of cosmic joke.

But you know. Not really a funny one.

I’m feeling refreshed (and ready for another cup of coffee)!

Which meme was your favorite? Tell us in the comments!

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There are so many ways to insert a giggle or two into your day, but perhaps no way as simple or wholesome as a good, funny meme on the internet.

We think these 13 are pretty darn great for a laugh, so go ahead and give them a try!

13. I’m going to give this one a try.

Not sure this is going to work, but it might be worth a shot.

12. That awkward moment when…

It’s fun to be the one watching this unfold, though.

11. When the perfect moment just pops up.

There’s no point in resisting.

10. Every time!

Even though you swear it wasn’t there just a minute ago…

9. That is some hard core love right there.

I mean, I’m not mad about it, but still.

8. Hahaha you gotta appreciate the effort.

Some jokes just take a while to get going.

7. This is not a good way to live.

Sometimes you just have to ride along for awhile, though.

6. We all have one of these.

And we hang on like grim death.

5. This. Is. Classic.

This mother deserves an award.

4. This is the god’s honest truth.

Please don’t try it. Save yourselves.

3. This is very relatable content.

Every show should include a recap at the beginning with the option to skip.

2. Trees are excellent huggers.

And they don’t leave their socks lying around the house, either.

1. I have no idea what’s going on here.

Pass the popcorn.

I’m feeling more like tackling the day already – how about you?

Which ones were your favorites? We want to hear in the comments!

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With social media feeds and a non-stop news cycle, it feels like we’re all expected to have strong opinions on just about everything. And even still, each of us manages to find something stupid to adhere to so firmly and passionately that people around us will say “Dude, why do you care so much?”

These passions were revealed en masse when user shazulmonte took to r/AskReddit with the question:

What is the pettiest, silliest, most meaningless hill you are willing to die on? from AskReddit

It probably won’t shock you to learn that tens of thousands of people had some VERY strong opinions that they were EAGER to share.

Here are a few of the best ones:

1. Put. Things. Away.

After you’ve finished using something, say, a pair of scissors or a flashlight,

PUT THEM BACK WHERE THEY f*ckING BELONG

so the next person can use them!

– Ambrosia_the_Greek

2. Practice good elevator etiquette.

The people ON the elevator EXIT FIRST; that means BEFORE the losers waiting FOR the elevator ENTER.

ALWAYS.

EVERY TIME.

NO EXCEPTIONS.

If I’m riding an elevator, and you try to get on before letting me off, I will make it awkward for everyone involved and I will have literally no shame. Is negative shame possible? I will have negative shame for making you feel awkward trying to block me from getting off the elevator.

– Alecara

3. Proximity is key in communication.

Please don’t try to have a conversation with me when I’m in another room, especially if I’m doing dishes, laundry, making food, showering, etc.

I’m trying to listen to you, but cannot clearly hear what you’re saying. Odds are I’m going to ask you to repeat yourself three times or I’m going to ignore you until I can come to where you are. Either way, you’ll likely be pissed about it.

I now understand why that pissed my mother off so much when I was younger.

– SpanglesMcGlorywings

4. Toss your trash.

For the love of all holy f*cks, if you take the last of something THROW THE f*ckING BOX/BAG AWAY…

SINCERELY, ALL PARENTS EVERYWHERE

– norsemedic

5. Know the difference!

Every day: something that happens every day

Everyday: ordinary, unremarkable

– alberach

6. Never be “that guy.”

Having any sound coming from your phone over the speaker in public.

TF is wrong with you? I don’t need to hear your sh^tty music OR your conversation!

– notathr0waway1

7. I’d like to not die on the road, please.

Those new ‘extra safe, high visibility’ headlights should not be installed in any vehicles larger than a wagon.

I don’t need LED spotlights pointing into my eyes from the front and all three mirrors.

Seeing is fun for other drivers too.

– redbeardeddragon3

8. You’re old enough to know how aisles work.

You’re not the only person in the grocery store, lady! Move your cart to the side IN ANTICIPATION of others trying to get by.

It’s not predicting the future and you really need to work on your spacial awareness.

– Bumblebeee_tuna_

9. Don’t be a looser.

You LOSE LOOSE change.

Your team did not loose.

You did not loose your wallet.

You don’t have lose change.

This is my Waterloo.

– Ricky_Rollin

10. I will not be cable-shamed.

That box of useless cables in my closet?

You know the one that has a bunch of old USB cables, RCA cables, even S-Video cables, and a sh^t load of AC adapters I can’t find the ends for?

Yeah, that box is mine, and I will NEVER throw it away.

Even if it only comes in handy once a year, I’ll be damned if it doesn’t feel great feeling like a dang hero when your friend or family member needs one of those “useless” cables for something.

– alwaysmyfault

11. Star Trek is responsible for in-universe mass genocide.

That teleporters kill the person and create replicas on the other end.

– poorfolkbows

12. For all. Intents. And Purposes.

I may very well consider murder whenever I see/hear the use of “for all intensive purposes”.

– omar1993

13. Take the time!

When not in use, the microwave is a clock.

Stop leaving your unused time on there!

You just have to hit the cancel button once, damn!

– NotTheNoogie

14. Stand up to the man.

I work in a national grocery chain known for its organic foods.

My job just started implementing break logs for our 10 minute breaks, we don’t have to punch out for them and get 2 per day.

Someone was caught taking longer breaks and instead of talking to said person like an adult we all have to keep log of our breaks.

Im a grown ass man and won’t sign the logs because I don’t believe in collective punishment.

– Spruciegoose

15. Phone aversion is real.

I will go to enormous lengths in order to avoid speaking with someone over the phone.

Email, text, go to their office, sit and fume …. I don’t know why exactly, but I f*cking hate it.

– RADevilsAdvocate

Reading these over, I’ve started to wonder what my weird hill to die on is. If I had to pick just one, I’d say it’s that everybody uses the word “theory” wrong when talking about science stuff. LOOK IT UP.

What’s YOUR petty cause?

Tell us in the comments.

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Life’s a long journey, filled with joys and sorrows, victories and defeats. So often we look back on some former stage of life, or look forward to a new one, but how often do we take honest stock of where we are?

That kind of introspection took place on a grand scale when user _red_roof_ took to r/AskReddit to pose the question:

What sucks about being your age? from AskReddit

People chimed in from all across the age spectrum. Many didn’t mention their actual age, but some did, allowing us to construct a timeline of sorts.

Here, according to the people of Reddit, is exactly what sucks about these 10 stages of life, in chronological order.

1. Early Teens

I’m 13 turning 14 in June.

I hate people telling me i’m to old for things like Easter egg hunts, playing with dolls, or i’m too big to love on my parents.

Like i don’t think i asked for your f*cking opinion.

– IEatKidsForLunch

2. Late Teens

I’m not sure if this happens with all people my age, but I’m 18 and people (specifically my parents and close family members but not limited to them) will use the “you’re 18, you’re legally an adult you need to be doing these things on your own” whenever it will work in their favor then immediately go back to “you’re still just a teenager/you’re still my kid” whenever I try to be even the slightest bit independent.

– Marsey12

3. Mid 20’s

Worst part is that your mid 20’s feels like where you make it or break it.

Some of my old friends are absolutely killing it making 6 figure salaries, have houses, nice cars, pets all that.

While here I am scr*ping by feeling like a complete failure because I took way longer to take life seriously and get through school.

Now I am way behind in the corporate ladder and feeling like I really screwed up somewhere.

– shmehh123

4. Late 20’s

I’m 29.

5 couples from my friends circle are expecting a child or recently got married, a few others have built a solid foundation in their career and are buying houses (most of us grew up in apartment buildings, so it feels fancy to own a house at 30 where I’m from).

Meanwhile I’m currently a student and broke.

It feels like everyone’s so far ahead in life that they’ll always be a step further and I’ll never catch up.

– MedbGuldb

5. Early 30’s

The early 30s is that weird age where you’re just old enough to be out of touch with what’s cool, but not yet old enough to be fully progressed in your career to be sitting on enough stacks to not care about that.

Getting there at least.

– slowhand88

6. Early 40’s

Being 40 and still looking younger than I am but always reading on Reddit and various other places how women have no value at my age.

– SpaceJetta

7. Late 40’s

49 year old here.

The menopausal hot flushes etc are not a problem but putting 4 stone in weight on in 8 months is f*cking awful

– whistleboxfart

8. Late 50’s

Nearly sixty.

I forget things all the time. Easy to remember old things, hard to remember new things.

I once loft my card in an atm twice in one month. all my passwords have to be written down somewhere, as do the birthdays of my lids.

I constantly get fatter, even though I don;t eat any more.

I haven’t had regular sleep patterns for 20 years.

Every day I’m a little more tired.

– TheDevilsAdvokaat

9. Late 60’s

Being retired, the two things that really suck are:

Watching good friends pass away yearly.

Having to push through the aches and pains of old age to do the things you enjoy.

But I realize that I’m luckier than many of my friends who have had hip, knee or shoulder replacements or open heart surgery.

– intransit47

10. Early 70’s

At 73 I am reminded daily… by my body… that I’m not 25 years old anymore.

– genehil

Pretty insightful and interesting, if a little bleak. Someone should hop on this subreddit and ask the opposite: what’s GREAT about being your age? I’d very much like to read through those answers as well.

What’s great/sucks about being your age?

Let us know in the comments.

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Remember your childhood? Remember how it was somehow simultaneously better and worse than adulthood? It’s a confusing and magical time. Part of that magic, though, comes from just misunderstanding things. When you haven’t done or seen much and your brain is still forming, you can project all kinds of fascinating and perplexing narratives onto elements of life that, on closer inspection, end up being pretty mundane. It can be fun to return to that earlier perspective, which is probably why user _definitelynotgod tipped off such a huge discussion when they posed this question to r/AskReddit:

What was the biggest misconception that you had as a child? from AskReddit

There were over 8,000 responses, including several iterations of the obligatory “I used to think adults knew what they were doing” joke. But aside from that, there were sweet, funny, and incredible childhood memories to scroll through for hours. Here are just a few of the best ones.

1. Carpet layers are heroes.

Underneath the floor of a building was just an endless void.

I thought people who replaced floors were incredibly brave so I always told my parents I wanted to replace floors.

– Yeet_machine27

2. Race relations are over-complicated.

That people of other races just had different levels of being tanned…. found out in the mall that I was wrong

– thenewfrontiersman88

3. If you’re from a rich enough family this one’s actually true.

I thought having a job was just you picking a company you like, waltz in, find an empty spot and start doing something.

I had no concept of interviews, tests, and all the paperwork involved.

– MMMLG

4. I need to be ready for a new life.

My Mam always told me that if I got lost or separated from her while out in public and couldn’t find a police officer, I should seek out the nearest woman with children. Her reasoning was obviously that another mother would be a good kind of stranger to talk to, much more likely to help and less likely to harm a lost child.

My reasoning, however, was that if I somehow never found my own Mam again, I could and would just go home with the woman and have new siblings to play with so I wouldn’t get lonely.

– TheBlackWomb

5. Wait, is this not how it works?

All that you needed to do to get pregnant was get married.

– tengolacamisanegra

6. Potlucks are deceptively named.

I thought a potluck was where everyone brought food to a party and put it all in one giant pot.

Then you would scoop out a plateful and whatever you got was your luck.

– rogerriddle

7. Business is serious business.

I thought being fired from work meant that the fired person gets killed.

Every time my mom would tell me and my sisters not to bother her or she could get fired from work (she partially worked from home), I assumed that her boss would come into her office and literally shoot her.

I was so terrified that my mom would get in any trouble at work.

– beautyinburningstars

8. I was a photographic rebel.

I thought that if I tilted my head to one side for a picture, it made me look “sexy” (god knows what I thought sexy meant back then) but it was only something naughty girls did.

So I would wait until right before the pic was taken, and then quickly tilt my head right as the shutter went off.

– jennybelly

9. I had a foolproof retirement plan.

I would bury coins in my backyard so I could dig them up next year and be rich….because buried treasure.

– Shinespark7

10. When life gives you lemons, you also have limes.

For whatever reason I always thought limes were just unripe lemons.

When I was in my early twenties I went to buy a lemon tree and was so confused to see the had lime and lemon trees.

I feel like an idiot everytime I think of it.

– biqaza

11. I will never grow up.

That there was absolutely no way I’d ever get to be as old as the adults in my life.

For some reason it seemed more likely to me that I could become a dog than that I could age into even a fifteen-year-old.

– growol

12. We took the “Christ” out of “Christmas.”

My parents weren’t raised in the US, but they tried to make sure my siblings and i got the whole American experience so they tried introducing us to Christmas and even sent us to Christian summer camps.

For some reason, this caused a sort of confusion in my mind and I thought Santa was God and I was never corrected because my parents didn’t understand Christianity or Christmas.

– OhioOhO

13. Nuclear families or bust.

That not everyone has a sister.

I was certain that everyone had a sister like me and when I went to a friends house to sleep over I was dumbfounded that his sister wasn’t there??

His parents ended up showing me a picture of some random kid and told me that was my friends sister just to shut me up.

– 11001010jesuS

14. ATM stands for A Tiny Man.

I though people hid inside atms and gave people the money

– your8yearoldcumsock

15. That’s amore…

THE MOON IS CHASING US

– Cookieman996

When I was a kid I knew that as I got older, I got taller. When my mom informed me that one day I’d probably be taller than my older sister, I took that to mean I would one day be older than her as well. We got into a pretty heated debate about it.

What’s something strange you thought as a kid?

Share the magic in the comments.

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There’s already a discussion to be had when it comes to so-called “influencers.” What are we paying them for, and what service to they actually provide to society?

There’s also an ongoing discussion among most parents about what and how much we should share of our children online before they’re old enough to consent.

Put those two things together, and you’ve got a recipe for disaster – and most people feel, at the very least, a bit squicky about a woman monetizing videos containing images about foreign-born adopted son.

Myka and James Stauffer had two daughters – one that was hers, one they’d had together – when she started her Instagram and YouTube accounts in 2014. Her channel now has over 700k subscribers and their family’s channel, The Stauffer Life, has around 350k.  The Ohio couple had two more children (both boys) before making a video announcing their intention to adopt a toddler from China.

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Mr. Right what does that even mean? When I was in my college years I feared I would never find so-called Mr. Right, I was far too picky and I was close to ending my senior year. These are the things I would have told my younger self: you have plenty of time don’t rush a good thing like your college years, don’t date someone you already know in your heart is not the right fit for you, and lastly be open-minded you never know where you will find your one and only. And when you meet the right one it takes tons of communication, give and take, and learning before you might even be on the same page. Love is one of the most beautiful things but just like a tropical flower, it takes lots of care to keep it from wilting. #mrright #relationships #giveandtake #couple #couples #love #therightone #couplelove #truelove #loveyou #loveislove #lovelife Photocred: @initialfocus

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Leading up to the adoption, Myka produced 27 videos, some that chronicled their “journey” and others asking for money to go toward the adoption fees and the baby’s – who would later be named Huxley, bless his heart – unspecified special needs.

She said in one video that although they had at first not been open to adopting a baby with special needs, their “hearts had been opened” and they agreed that any baby was fine.

In October 2017, the couple traveled to China to bring Huxley home, and the videos of him in the orphanage, their meeting, and the like were viewed over 5.5 million times. He was around two and a half years old.

Myka’s profile in the parenting blogging community began to rise, with her subscribers doubling in the first year Huxley was home. Somewhere in there, the couple also found time to have a fifth baby. She continued to post about her post-adoption journey in videos that were largely sponsored, which meant she was profiting off them in some way.

Hints began to surface that all was not wine and roses, as she confessed that Huxley had been diagnosed as “having a stroke in utero, has level 3 autism, and sensory processing disorder.”

Myka’s followers – and the internet in general – are sort of torn on how to feel about the situation. Her choosing to use the word “re-home” has stuck in many a craw, given that we associate it most often with getting rid of a pet for some reason, and others (like me, perhaps) see this as proof that she never loved her adopted child the way she cares for her biological children, because most mothers would never give up on a baby, no matter how difficult.

Imagine adopting a special needs child from China, naming him Huxley (a crime in itself), exploiting him for sponsorship money and monetized videos, and then "rehoming" him when things got to hard. LIKE HE IS A PET AND NOT AN ACTUAL HUMAN CHILD pic.twitter.com/ZltwKK2YSV

— tats and naps (@tatsandnaps) May 27, 2020

Others have chosen to praise her for doing the right thing for Huxley, even though it hurts. If they aren’t able to give him everything he needs to survive and to thrive, then giving him to someone who can provide those things is the right – even selfless – thing to do.

Wrote one person,

“My heartfelt sympathies go out to you and your family.

Sometimes even when you do everything right, it can still go wrong.

Maybe this was your purpose – to help Huxley on his journey and enable him to be where he needs to be.

God bless.”

And there is, always, the concern over whether or not she should be profiting off her adoption journey now that it has ended like this. As of today, it appears that all images and videos that contain Huxley have been taken down, archived, or made private.

We can’t really render a judgment in cases like these, because no one knows what it was really like to live in their home, and in their shoes, the three years Huxley was there.

As a mom, I just have to hope that poor little boy won’t be scarred by being given away for a second time, and that the family who took him in will love him so well that he never doubts he deserves it.

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There are many ways to amuse children that just wouldn’t be funny to adults. It’s one of the most charming things about them, and honestly, there are more than a few days a month when it makes me feel pretty good just to know I can make someone else laugh.

Even if he can’t really talk yet.

This dad – a British musician named Trevor Newnham, amused himself and his kids by crafting a pretty realistic-looking, and honestly fairly creepy, face on his bearded chin.

It basically looks like there’s a small gremlin on the floor of their living room when his wife, Sarah O’Shea (also an artist), called the kids in to see.

They are completely delighted, giggling and laughing, but idk y’all. I would have gotten a broom and beat the sh*t out of that thing.

Especially once I learned that it likes Cheetos. No one eats Cheetos in my house but me.

Mom feeds it snacks, the kids laugh, and for a while, I’m sure it seemed as if all was right with the world.

It’s kind of nice now that we have extra time on our hands, don’t you think? Otherwise, how would a grown man think to use his bearded face to create a small rodent-creature and get his kids to feed him Cheetos instead of keeping them for themselves?

If you think about it that way, this pretend thing might be less creepy and more ingenious.

I’m not sure – what do you think? Would your kids love this? Run away screaming?

You’ll definitely want to give your wife a head’s up, though, before she runs your rodent-chin right out of the house.

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We all love a good cat video, and mix that with a cute little girl? You’ve got internet gold that won’t be slowing down, traction-wise, for awhile.

And honestly, y’all…I think this girl is a witch or something, because who can get cats to comply in this manner without drugging them? If you can even drug a cat, which mostly you can’t because they will not take their medicine?

Also, as the mother of two toddlers, I just want to know how she got these cats to sit still at a table for that long.

She’s teaching the cats to draw a flower.

Little girl teaching her cats how to draw a flower from aww

The cats are sitting upright, in their chairs, papers and drawing implements at the ready, and appear to be listening intently to the entire lesson.

You. Guys.

Some of the comments are as cute as the video, like this one that gives hilarious voice to the cats.

And this one, that pointed out we never get to see the cats draw the flowers! Talk about a cliffhanger!

This person echoed my sentiment (at least I know I’m not alone!).

You know they will, too. Not a doubt in the mind of a cat-lover anywhere.

I mean, it’s definitely both.

Have you ever seen cats sit and listen like this? Is she a cat whisperer? If I didn’t see them move and their ears change directions here and there, I’d think they were stuffed!

I don’t know if she can teach them how to draw flowers, but this little chickadee definitely has some kind of future working with animals.

If she can get cats to do this, she can literally do anything.

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