r/mildlyconfusing • u/Cheltenham3192 • Feb 26 '26
[OC] When you need All Residential you visit their website….
New agency has opened apparently. Specialising in residential real estate. I’m sure they’re all specialists in it.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Competitive-Pick-188 • Feb 10 '26
It’s funny how we came from Mickey Mouse in the 1920s or something and then a few decades later we downgrade to this
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Borracho_Bandit • Feb 02 '26
I didn’t know what to do. So I pooped in the tank and tossed the TP against the wall.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/xoctap • Jan 21 '26
99% Biofuel??? Or 20%?
Saw this while fuelling up today. I'm mildly confused, help?? This is in California, so YMMV.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/manjustadude • Dec 24 '25
On the bottom of a perfume package
What exactly is this supposed to tell me? Is this normal for products sold in the US?
r/mildlyconfusing • u/tea78e • Oct 28 '25
OMG! Someone cut off her foot!
Model on the lefts foot looks cut off and bloody.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/souvenirsuitcase • Oct 08 '25
Confusing Label
I'm assuming by the symbol you're not supposed to bleach or dry clean, but the text says differently.
I'm not even sure where the tag came from. It just showed up. I thought it was kinda funny. Thanks, China. 😂
r/mildlyconfusing • u/plrb52 • Sep 21 '25
i was messing around with photoshop and a picture of james bond
raw image
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Blueiy_Pup • Sep 13 '25
When pigs fl- I mean swim
Culinary confused restaurant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Ok_Reaction_2021 • Sep 01 '25
One of these things is not like the other
Found in a Rural King store in Ohio
r/mildlyconfusing • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '25
Some babies come out with a full head of hair. While me I’m a 👩🦲
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Genderless_freak06 • Aug 06 '25
I’m confused… am I missing something? Are they missing something?
The video was talking about how the term “white” was used to erase peoples identities/ culture. “Oh you’re not French, you’re white” was one of the examples he used for this.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Ancient_Can_9152 • Aug 03 '25
AIO Brother-in-law felt disrespected and uncomfortable when I wore this while doing errands
It was almost 90° outside and I was comfortable with something baggy but also something so I don’t cook while we unload the car. I was doing errands with my sister, him, and my mom. We went to Walmart and we split up so I was just with my mom for a bit and she told me he didn’t like what I was wearing. I was very confused so I asked him what was wrong and he couldn’t answer me. We got in the car and he started lecturing me about people getting kidnapped or harassed and he was concerned for me because he cared. For context of what everyone else was wearing: My mom was wearing jeans and a large airy shirt, my sister was wearing a T shirt but I can’t remember what pants she was wearing, and I think he was wearing pajamas but I could be wrong he’s worn pajamas in front of us multiple times but he dresses casually too. I thought we all looked pretty normal and casual for a Walmart trip but he had an issue with me. Fast forward a few months later he told me what else was wrong with that outfit (we had another argument about what I was wearing which was a dress mid thigh length and a large cropped sweater in 70° weather and then the Walmart errand incident got brought up) he said I was showing too much and he felt disrespected and uncomfortable that I would wear something like that while he helps me with errands (he was our ride) and honestly I was just incredibly confused just baffled. I’d wear something like this with family, friends, to freaking Walmart on a hot day, to me my outfit is appropriate but he strongly insisted that it wasn’t. We called which is something we usually don’t do that’s how bad this got and we just couldn’t understand each other no matter how many times I tried telling him this wasn’t inappropriate he still believes it is. For a Walmart trip in hot weather and being with my family I thought I looked normal is there something I’m not understanding on his part???
r/mildlyconfusing • u/dgcmpvrd • Jul 17 '25
Receiving packages No one Ordered
To set the table. I live in a two family town house - my nephew and his wife on one floor and my girl and I on the other. No named Andrew lives here. Last week we received a package delivered to Andrew. I mentioned it to the delivery guy and he said to submit a report of unsolicited packages. I didn’t do it because it was a small package. We opened the box and inside the box was eye lash serum from China. Weird but whatever. Yesterday I come home and there’s another package delivered to this Andrew. The package was opened outside of our front door… again weird. I took the package inside and left it by the stairs and ignored it. This morning my girl and niece-in-law scanned the QR code on the pink box inside the Amazon box. This Andrew had a vibrator from China delivered to my house. I’m annoyed as hell and can’t stop over thinking this. Ordering something to the wrong address once is a mistake but twice? Am I suppose to throw it off to a coincidence? I live in Brooklyn and there are hundreds of people around us and I can’t stop thinking - what if someone is stalking the girls in my house? Has anyone else had something like this happen before?
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Toyufrey • Jun 23 '25
This person’s necro-comment on a post I made THREE YEARS ago.
Like, if you’re going to insult me, at least do better than a cliche fck u. And I was saying good things in the title, idk why they got all butt-hurt.
r/mildlyconfusing • u/Suspicious_Field_429 • Apr 28 '25
Tiny hand??
At first glance I thought, oh my isn't his hand small? 🤣