"Since I’ve been pregnant things have been weird," the mom-to-be writes in a Reddit post

A 23-year-old woman says her expectant cousin wants her to 'give up' her name so that her baby can use it

The Redditor told his younger sister that "it was weird and kind of gross to name a human baby after a dog."

The woman says she recently learned her husband's mother was trying to secretly orchestrate a DNA test on the child

"It was so much fun — and by the way, our picture absolutely looks like we got married," Fishel recounted

"We need some more time. It's too soon," Sweetin said. "But I absolutely would do it"

"It was so much fun — and by the way, our picture absolutely looks like we got married," Fishel recounted

The woman adds that she feels "betrayed and isolated" in the marriage and "sometimes even bullied"

"She's one of the most talented people," the 'Saturday Night Live' alumnus said of Bynes

"I’m starting to feel like a jerk for keeping a divide in their family, even if my husband feels the same way," the wife writes in a post on Reddit

While the aunt initially said the trip was out of her budget, she now wants to be included — but her niece isn't having it

The woman now regrets telling her sister-in-law her baby name choice

The sister says the fiancé is a "bully" and "immature"

"I went to say my line, and I drooled," Poehler recounted on her podcast, 'Good Hang'

The woman writes that she had a deeper relationship with the grandmother, but her sister doesn't seem to care

The man says his sister-in-law has a tendency to ask others to do thinks that she should probably do herself

Writes one Reddit commenter: "Inheritances aren't group projects"

The man writes that he feels "frustrated and even a little betrayed" after his parents announced they may move

A woman who is 29 weeks pregnant says her stepmom has asked her to name her child after her own mother, who recently died

"I appreciate the help, but I feel like my boundaries are being completely steamrolled and I’m just trying to survive the first days of motherhood," she writes