“the Era Of Airbnb Is Done”: Tiktoker Rants About Airbnb Hosts “destroying” The Service, Goes Viral With Almost 1m Views

Every Internet service, like any phenomenon in this life, has its own evolution, when the initial positioning collides with the ruthless laws of the market – and then the adjustment to the new reality takes place. It happened with Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, and it happens with Airbnb. A long time ago, in the late 00s and early 10s, the service was conceived as an inexpensive alternative to hotels, as well as an opportunity for hosts who have a free room to earn some side money and meet new friends from all over the world....

December 26, 2025 · 5 min · 964 words · Peter Walters

“what A Strong Woman”: People Praise Activist Who Ended Her Life By Starving To Protect Her Kids

A terminally ill 42-year-old English woman who refused food or water to hasten her passing has, in fact, passed. Emma Bray from Barnstaple, England, was diagnosed with motor neuron disease two years ago. She had been actively campaigning for Dignity in Dy*ng, and said that her decision to take control over her passing by voluntarily stopping eating and drinking, or VSED , would be her final act of parenting. Emma Bray, 42, with motor neuron disease, chose to voluntarily stop eating and drinking (VSED) to control her passing and protect her children....

December 26, 2025 · 4 min · 845 words · Sara Davila

148 Of The Best Insults: Master The Art Of The Put

Since we were little, we all knew that insulting someone or calling names was a big no-no. However, life is full of big no-nos, and to counteract some of them, you have to use them for your own good. And an insult is probably one of the most used of the forbidden in the life of an adult. However, we are not talking here about calling someone a beaner, bronco buster, or something by far nastier - the insults in our list will make the receiver shiver from your intelligence, quiver at their own incompetence, and feel the undeniable superiority of your wit....

December 26, 2025 · 13 min · 2594 words · Devon Childers

158 Quotes About Envy, A Disease Of The Heart That Must Be Treated

According to a study conducted by researchers from Universidad de Zaragoza in Spain, envy is the most prevalent basic personality trait shaping human behavior that is present in almost one-third of the population. In the same study, researchers found that 90% of the population can be divided into four main personality traits: optimistic, pessimistic, trusting, and envious. And guess what, the largest proportion (30%) turned out to be “envious.” Although more studies would be required to support these findings, the truth is obvious - everyone has felt envy or jealousy at some point in their lives....

December 26, 2025 · 19 min · 3953 words · Anna Ruffin

159 Attack On Titan Quotes To Reminisce The Wonderful Series

When you’re watching a Hollywood movie, you can more or less predict which direction the plot will go based on a few first few minutes. And while there are some anime shows like that, too, Attack On Titan is not one of them. With the series approaching its final episodes, now might be a good time to reminisce about the plot of past airings and the many great sayings characters shared with us....

December 26, 2025 · 21 min · 4464 words · Robert Roach

185 Quotes About Trust To Help Weather The Storm

Looking for quotes on trust? Look no further because here, you will find inspirational quotes and ideas that * fingers crossed * will help revive your belief and faith in people. Or perhaps you are looking for a hard-hitting trust quote to send to your friend who has been through a tough time recently, then keep on reading, and hopefully, you will have something to take away from this post....

December 26, 2025 · 21 min · 4301 words · Melba Wiker

30 Baby Finds That Are As Useful As They Are Hilarious

In a playful twist on baby essentials, we’ve handpicked items that prove functionality can be fun. Picture your little one mastering potty training with a frog urinal that’s more game than chore, or finding relief with a dumbbell-shaped teether that’s sure to flex those smile muscles. Don’t forget the delight of bath time turning into dance time with a musical cactus that wiggles to your baby’s amusement. These trending products are not just about making life easier for parents; they’re about adding laughter and unique charm to those precious early years....

December 26, 2025 · 8 min · 1675 words · Curtis Marshall

38 Folks Facing Cancer Share The Symptoms That Made Them Finally Visit A Doctor

Nobody really thinks about their health and well-being until they end up getting sick. That’s when all of the symptoms that folks might have just been pushing under the rug begin to make sense. Of all the health conditions, cancer might be the most frightening, but it’s important to diagnose it sooner so that it can be treated. That’s why the people on this list are sharing exactly how they figured out they had cancer....

December 26, 2025 · 17 min · 3591 words · Max Brown

39 Life

Hey jet-setter, ready to level up your travel game? Say goodbye to the struggle of lugging around outdated gear and say hello to the ultimate travel squad that’s about to change the way you wander the world. From sleek gadgets to trendy must-haves, these travel essentials will have you second-guessing how you ever traveled without them. Get set to pack smart, travel light, and slay the travel game with these absolute must-haves in tow!...

December 26, 2025 · 8 min · 1700 words · Stephanie Ramsay

40 Ridiculous, Bizarre, And Dumb Stories From People Who Had To Deal With The Most Frustrating Things At Work

We spend 8 if not more hours of the day at work and that’s without commuting, which is a notorious time-eater. That’s also a third of our day, and it takes up 5 days a week. That means that in the US, a full-time employee spends an average of 2,080 hours per year at the workplace. That also means it gives us enough time to gather some great memories and valuable experiences, as well as moments we’d much rather forget....

December 26, 2025 · 45 min · 9520 words · Vincent Park

50 Mysterious Body Quirks People Can’t Find Answers For

The body is a complex system that functions smoothly in unison, so we don’t usually take the time to consider what is happening behind the scenes. Until we start noticing something out of the ordinary about it. Then it becomes hard to remain calm, and we begin to seek information or reassurance from others that the strange things we’re experiencing have a perfectly normal explanation. The people in this thread did exactly that....

December 26, 2025 · 17 min · 3601 words · Jessica Mikkelsen

A Boy Left His Puppy With A Stuffed Toy And A Letter, And Here’s Where The Dog Is Now

Almost exactly six years ago, the story of a small cardboard box left outside a shelter in Mexico went viral here on Bored Panda . Inside was a puppy, a stuffed toy, and a handwritten note from a 12-year-old boy named Andrés. He wrote that his father had been hurting the dog and that he and his mom were terrified the puppy wouldn’t survive if he stayed. With nowhere else to turn, they made the heartbreaking decision to leave the puppy at the shelter’s door, hoping a stranger would do what they couldn’t: keep him safe....

December 26, 2025 · 8 min · 1599 words · Connie Dobson

After I Attempted Suicide, I Photographed Myself In A Psychiatric Hospital To Calm My Head

I was 20, studying photography and, as they say, living life the fullest. But that was not the real me. That real me was planning to put an end to my life, to stop that war in my head. I suffered from an eating disorder a couple of years ago. After intensive therapy, I was cured and able to study again. A year later, I had to accept that my mental health was still horribly bad, and I searched for another psychologist....

December 26, 2025 · 4 min · 663 words · Leslie Williams

Artist Illustrates How Downsizing Can Lead To A Happier Life, And His Comic Goes Viral

Goh Wei Choon and He Ruiming had been friends throughout their studies, however, as time went by they grew apart. It wasn’t until they became colleagues that they reconnected again. Trying to make the most out of their rebuilt bond, they started The Woke Salaryman, a platform that encourages discussions about financial independence and more. “We were working, and we noticed that many of our peers were recklessly spending their money,” they told Bored Panda ....

December 26, 2025 · 2 min · 333 words · Patricia Barrentine

Birthday Turns Into Babysitting Nightmare After Aunt Arrives With Kids And Zero Warning

Picture this: you’ve been planning your birthday, the vibes are great, the cake is ready, you’re pumped. Then your aunt shows up unannounced on the day itself, toddlers in tow, no card, and plenty of chaos to turn your celebration into a nightmare. That’s exactly what happened to this Redditor , who turned to the platform for some support—since her family clearly wasn’t offering any. The woman was excited to celebrate her birthday Woman overwhelmed and stressed at home after aunt invades, demands free childcare, and ruins birthday celebration....

December 26, 2025 · 6 min · 1230 words · Stephanie Lenz

Bride-to

Weddings are celebrations of love, life, and laughter. They can also be incredibly expensive to host, so it’s only natural that some happy couples want everything to go perfectly. If you’re spending tens (and possibly even hundreds) of thousands of dollars on something, you want a proper event that’s going to leave a lasting impression. But the material things—though important—pale in comparison to the soft stuff that really matters: family, friends, and delicious cake....

December 26, 2025 · 6 min · 1106 words · John Maestas

Christina Aguilera Sparks Health Concerns During Latest Public Appearance: “is That Even Her?”

Christina Aguilera sparked concern over her small frame during an appearance on This Morning to promote the arrival of the musical Burlesque in London’s West End. The songstress, who starred in the original film in 2010, wore an olive corset-style dress that accentuated her slim arms, waist, and chest. Several fans speculated that the 44-year-old may have used Ozempic or similar medications prescribed for people with type 2 diabetes or obesity....

December 26, 2025 · 7 min · 1398 words · Carolyn Lester

Dil Can’t Stand Mil Inserting Herself Into Every Activity, Annoyed Husband Doesn’t Notice It

Being newly married often comes with the excitement of starting your own life and traditions as a couple. However, it can also bring unexpected challenges , especially when navigating relationships with in-laws. Well-meaning relatives may have strong ideas about holidays, meals, and family routines, which can unintentionally conflict with the traditions you and your spouse want to create. Today’s Original Poster (OP) found herself in this position and wasn’t sure how to handle it....

December 26, 2025 · 6 min · 1146 words · Kimberly Rivera

Discussion Online Ensues After Woman Shares How Her 2 Y.o. Kid Is So Well Behaved In Public But Is Uncontrollable At Home

Parenthood is both an incredibly wonderful and very difficult thing. Wonderful – because literally every day gives you new discoveries, new emotions. Difficult – because these discoveries and emotions are far from being always pleasant. For example, many parents have encountered the fact that their toddlers, so well-mannered and calm in public, sometimes allow themselves to throw real tantrums at home. Sometimes it goes away on its own, sometimes you need the help of a child psychologist....

December 26, 2025 · 4 min · 819 words · Allen Day

Employee Loses It When Coworker Stops Delivering Lunches Because Of Him, Gets Terminated

As children, we were all taught to be kind to one another. What our elders don’t teach us, however, is that kindness has its pitfalls. Some people may take advantage of the goodwill you show them, as this employee experienced with their coworkers . All of this happened because the person chose to stand up for their moral and religious beliefs. After enduring harsh bullying , the author had a satisfying ending to their story....

December 26, 2025 · 7 min · 1322 words · Adam Rodocker