Your girlfriend starts acting distant and you sense that there's something she's not telling you. What do you do? Do you communicate your feelings in a vulnerable and non-aggressive way, or do you hide in her closet like a lunatic and spy on her? Obviously, any human being with an ounce of empathy would go with the former. Not so for one desperate redditor. Not only did he get caught creepily spying on his girlfriend and her friends like a serial killer, he had the nerve to turn to Reddit and as

I miss 7-Eleven :(

We don't need to tell anyone that there's no shortage of idiots in the world. Think about the sort of person whose attention is so absorbed by their smartphone that they're prone to walking through glass doors or falling into sinkholes. Now imagine that person getting into a car and driving around. Terrifying, right? Millions of idiots drive every single day and it's totally normal. Thanks to all the extra-cautious drivers in the world, there's plenty of mind-boggling dash cam footage out there

Prepare to get your mind warped

Pretty damn accurate.

New era, new ethnicity-related controversy

Easy entertainment

Sure, the world is full of pain and misery, and it can seem especially hopeless when your frame of reference is limited to whatever depressing crap the media is churning out on a daily basis. It may be hard to believe, but humans ain't all that bad. Good people do good things all the time, it's just that only a tiny fraction of heartwarming animal rescues and moments of human compassion are caught on camera and shared to r/HumansBeingBros . That said, we've collected a bunch of wholesome stuff …

Ew.

Here's to creative guesswork.

Identity crisis incoming

Haven’t we learned yet?