When we hear about bad things happening, especially when many lose their lives at the hands of a few, we need to remind ourselves that people can be good. “We all have an innate capacity for goodness—and this is the hope for the human race as well as the hope for each individual person in the journey of life,” clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst Jennifer Kunst, Ph.D., writes. “Side by side with our destructive capacity is our constructive capacity—our capacity to do good and to be good, our impulses to love, to care, to help, to heal....

And sometimes, these kids bond with their nannies so much that they might want to thank them for all their hard work once they’re grown up. That’s what this woman had in mind when she decided to gift her former nanny a house. However, her estranged father then decided to show up and demand financial help. Hesitant whether turning him down was the right choice, the woman asked others to weigh in....

Speaking of creative communities, the subreddit r/crochet is a great example! If you’re into crocheting, this is the place for you. With over 1 million members, it’s a treasure trove of inspiration for both “veteran” art enthusiasts and newcomers seeking fresh ideas for their projects. Scroll down to explore the list of the newest designs shared on this page, and to read our interview with Pavlina Svarcova, an amigurumi crochet pattern creator....

Aleksanteri Kivimäki, formerly known by the first name Julius, was convicted on April 30 by a court in Finland of all charges relating to the hack of Vastaamo, a Helsinki-based private psychotherapy center, that was made public in 2020 when the digital miscreant began to extort individual patients by threatening to publish their stolen information online, The Record reported last week. The 26-year-old cyber criminal was consequently found guilty of more than 9,200 counts of disseminating information infringing people’s private lives, more than 20,000 counts of attempted blackmail, and 20 counts of blackmail....

Unfortunately, however, that doesn’t always happen. After one woman and her husband had a terrible time flying home from a trip, they decided to detail the experience on Reddit to find out if they should have done anything differently. Below, you’ll find the full story, as well as some of the replies readers have left. Traveling with a disability often comes with additional challenges Share icon Image credits: Gustavo Fring / Pexels (not the actual photo)...

The author of this story found himself in a similar situation. The Redditor u/Longest-Journey had a son who wanted to reconnect. But the OP felt that there was too much hurt and pain and found himself unable to do it. So he asked other netizens to weigh in. To know more about family rifts and how to repair them, Bored Panda reached out to Fern Schumer Chapman and Psychotherapist Amanda Ann Gregory....

And where better to take inspiration and advice from than other culinary enthusiasts? That’s why we’re bringing you the things people shared in this thread: the small changes they made that took their kitchen game to 11. And if you’re a Panda that has some culinary prowess beyond bamboo, share your tips in the comment section! FeatherMom , Pixzolo Photography / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report pajamakitten , Tijana Drndarski / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report...

According to the Berks County Coroner’s office, the victim has been named as 27-year-old Nicolas Grubb from Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, who served as a member of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard in the early 1970s, Sky News reports. Grubb had been known as the “Pinnacle Man” ever since two young hikers stumbled upon the man’s body on January 16, 1977, near the Pinnacle, a popular peak along the Appalachian Trail....

So let’s take a look at a bucket list that is meant to not be completed. An anti-bucket list, if you will. A few days ago, Reddit user TheDeadYeti made a post on the platform, inviting everyone to share the things that they have tried and vowed to never do again. From chasing popularity to staying at hostels, here are the most upvoted entries to the discussion. Gotcha-bitch_69 , Christopher Politano / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report...

Vanity Fair took to its official YouTube page on Monday (September 30) to share the full video of Ariana and Cynthia’s lie-detector test interview. In the video, which has since amassed over 685,000 views, at around 9 minutes 41, Cynthia asked Ariana: “You sing Popular in our film. “Did you ever get any work done to make yourself feel more popular?” Ariana Grande told “the truth” about cosmetic procedures she’s had and has not done to her face and body Share icon Image credits: vanityfair Popular is a song from the Tony Award-winning musical Wicked....

A woman shared the harrowing tale of discovering that her brother-in-law had been running some sort of evil scheme for years, culminating in the destruction of her marriage. Regular readers will know that relationship stories dealing with in-laws can often get pretty extreme, including needing to get the police involved. We got in touch with OP to learn more. Having one’s relationship destroyed by a third party is heartbreaking Share icon Image credits: valeriygoncharukphoto (not the actual photo)...

The legendary singer invited fans to join her at the salon as she had her luscious locks washed and styled with help from her go-to hairstylist, Neal Farinah, using products from her new haircare line, Cécred. “It has been such a special experience seeing all of your #cecredwashday rituals all over my timeline… ” Beyoncé wrote in her Instagram caption. “I just had to join in with something I had in the archives....

Well, one netizen had the idea to ask older adults which current social norms and things they find strange. The user u/—–Diana—– wrote: “What’s socially normal now that you disagree with?” The people on r/AskOldPeople shared some things they’re not entirely on board with. And their answers are actually insightful, not the old-man-yells-at-cloud kind. To know more about the ‘Grumpy Old People’ myth and why older people tend to disagree with modern social norms, Bored Panda reached out to Dr....

Redditors have recently been discussing the foods that they ate growing up but rarely or never have today, so we’ve gathered some of their “nostalgia meals" down below. From foods that only a kid’s palate would enjoy to things people ate solely because their parents made them, enjoy scrolling through these delicacies that might transport you back to childhood. And keep reading to find conversations with the person who started this thread and Madison of Inherited Recipes!...

Granted, not all of their commentary is equally amusing. Some things they say can seriously upset or shock their parents and make them wonder where their child could have possibly picked that up. The moms and dads on this list probably did. Redditor u/JrlTan asked them what was the scariest thing their offspring has ever said to anyone, and they shared stories ranging from weird to terrifying, and beyond. Scroll down to find their answers below and see for yourself how alarming certain kids’ messages can get....

The Monterrey native stunned in a series of bikini pictures taken in her home country of Mexico last Saturday (October 12). Yanet posed in a light blue and white floral bikini at Costa Careyes, Jalisco—an exclusive vacation destination that has attracted stars like Cindy Crawford, Salma Hayek, and Lewis Hamilton. “Always beautiful and a great woman,” one fan commented on the 33-year-old’s Instagram post, which has received nearly 290,000 likes....

A man shared his bit of malicious compliance when he was told to be more quiet during his warehouse job. He did exactly as told and ended up giving a number of his coworkers and customers jump scares. Many customer complaints are just downright annoying Share icon Image credits: Tiger Lily / pexels (not the actual photo) But one man decided to do exactly what he was told and ended up jumpscaring multiple people Share icon Share icon Share icon Share icon Image credits: Alexander Isreb / pexels (not the actual photo) Share icon Share icon Share icon Share icon Image credits: YuriArcursPeopleimages / envato (not the actual photo) Share icon Share icon Image credits: Reformingsaint...

Jeremy Wayne Tate recently shared a thread on X featuring photos of religious wonders around the world that were built in the most stunning locations. But certainly don’t need to be religious to appreciate these gorgeous buildings and the scenery that surrounds them. So enjoy scrolling through, and be sure to upvote the places that you would like to visit in person! “Most of us living in the modern world feel a deep sense of disconnect with those who came before us,” he shared....

This is the story of how one sister’s wedding turned into a fashion showdown worthy of the catwalk… or maybe a reality TV show with a punk rock twist. More info: Reddit Teen wants to wear a dress showing her underwear and goth jewelry and makeup to sister’s wedding, mom tells her to stay home if she plans on dressing like that Share icon Image credits: prostooleh (not the actual photo)...

This poster had to deal with one of these changes when her stepsister got pregnant and her parents expected her to be accommodating even though she already was. This kept going on until she reached her breaking point – asking to move out. More info: Reddit Being understanding with family through one of life’s many hurdles is part of the dynamics of having a family, but sometimes it can be a bit too much Share icon Image credits: Craig Adderley (not the actual photo)...