20 People Whose Loved Ones Constantly Crash Test Their Nerves

No matter how well we get along with our relatives, it’s hard to keep cool as a cucumber all the time. Especially when your relatives sometimes seem to test your patience on purpose. So all that remains is to take a couple of soothing breaths in and out, and post the results of family shenanigans on the Internet.

Here at CHEERY, we wish your home peace, but meanwhile you can have a look at those who were less lucky in that department.

“My husband added swiss cheese to the pizza... considering divorce right now.”

“The way my mom dries dishes.”

“My girlfriend’s brother decided to stab holes in my shoes for no reason. He is 26 years old.”

“I asked my girlfriend to cut the potatoes in half. Those are teeth marks.”

“The way my wife ate this garlic bread.”

“Every time I use my wife’s car for something I always find it like this.”

“My child ate the middle out of this loaf of bread.”

“Toxic siblings.”

“My girlfriend has been watching TV with a red USB cable dangling in front for about a week now.”

“My 5 year old insisted on a footlong sub. This is how he ate it.”

“How my boyfriend folds socks versus how they should be folded.”

“My dad asked me why I’m visiting my mom more than him, and I told him it’s because he refuses to turn on the air in his house and it is too hot to be in during the day. He said it wasn’t hot.”

“My husband thinks this ice cream sandwich is completely normal.”

“Lent my sister my laptop to play Roblox, this is what I got back.”

“Asked my husband to make dinner tonight.”

“Well my sister forgot to clean out the rice cooker... for a month, classy.”

“My brother decided to do this.”

“I just found out my wife eats her Snickers this way and I don’t know what to do with that information.”

“Family finished all the drinks and doesn’t refill them or replace them.”

“My brother’s girlfriend moved in with us, and she refuses to use cutting boards. This is what our kitchen table looks like now. They’re all over it.”

Do you have any relatives whose antics you’ll remember for years to come?