Spotlight stories

Harsh truths about people's lives are rarely easy to talk about, but these women need to be heard, their stories need to be out in the open for everyone to see. Twitter user Emrazz, aka the Feminist Next Door, sparked an important discussion online when she asked her followers to share how old they were when men started making them “feel uncomfortable or unsafe” in their own body.

Roses are red and violets are blue. While we can argue on the subtleties of this popular line measuring colors and our botanical knowledge, we can more or less come to the agreement that it’s indeed true. Or not far from what people consider to be true.

From classmates turning out exactly how others expected to folks proudly shedding their poor reputations, people who went to their high school reunions reveal the most surprising transformations they've ever seen.

From stories about the healthcare system and financial troubles to abusive police officers, this community is shining a light on the genuinely awful things people face every day.

There are some things kids hate more than broccoli, and that is Iceberg lettuce, which turned out to be a great opportunity for some malicious compliance.

Woman gets scolded over text for not coming to a shift, even though she quit over a month ago and that leads to the manager getting demoted.

All she wanted was one day off from her stay-at-home mom responsibilities.

A lot of movies and TV shows have been made based on real life events, probably more than you imagine. Some of them were dedicated to the lives of famous people, others showed big historic events. Filmmakers have also created some great (and some not so great) movies based on tragic events. Exploring real life tragic stories, they give their audience a new perspective on things and food for some thought.

There's a bucket list, and there's an anti-bucket list. And everything in the world can be on either, depending on the person.

"Since you are pregnant and can no longer door knock, you can either work for (state minimum wage) or you can find a new job."