Seeing others' problems can make us feel a bit better about our own. Put our lives into perspective, allow us to step back and go, "Well, things could always be worse."
But sometimes, we see a problem someone has and worry that it might end up becoming our nightmare. There's no need to fear, though, for after seeing these pics, you'll be a lot more aware to keep them from happening!
People who bake are essentially chemists with how many reactions and precise measurements they need. Too much or too little of any one thing can cause a disaster.
What you're neglecting to share is that your favorite Yerba Mate flavor is glass.
Saying 'real' cinnamon as if cumin is fake cinnamon is an interesting choice. Like it tricked you into using it.
Good thing house plants are definitely not super finicky and sensitive. They don't shrivel up at the slightest sign of stress, no way.
(I'm sorry for your plant loss.)
I'm home improvement illiterate and could not tell this was upside down. I think you could have left it.
Aw, don't say that! It's time to roll up those sleeves and work those forearms, it's kneading time!
I will now hold my card with no less than a vice grip when at self-checkout machines. This is definitely a new fear.
If only you'd done this in October, it would have been some effortless Halloween decor!
Is this the adult version of 'my dog ate my homework?' Do more or less people believe it now?
I'm going to give you two words that'll solve this situation: suction cup. Or magnets. Three words.
A pen or two is understandable, things happen, but eight? How did eight pens end up in your laundry?
Of all the non-damaging things for your car to be covered in, you somehow got the worst option.
Is your window a giant magnifying glass, or is the sun there just 50 times more powerful?
An emotionally painful reason to need to call out, but at least you have a day off work now!
This is why I refuse to hike, it's just too dangerous. Not because I'm out of shape or anything. No way.
I'm no expert, but I think your mom's dog might have some separation issues. Or she left him with a battering ram as a toy.
They're not lost yet, get yourself an icepick and dig them out!
This is probably a pattern of behavior for her, but if this happened to me, I wouldn't be able to shake the feeling that it was pointed.
That's either some very, very weak porcelain or some incredibly strong glass.
To make this image even worse, the uploader went on to explain how they found the nail, "Worst part is I chewed on it twice thinking it was a clove of garlic because it’s a garlic and rosemary sourdough before I made the horrific [realization] it was a finger nail."
