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Great sex isn't just about the deed itself. It's also about the lead-up, the mood, the whole vibe. And what happens after is just as important as what happens before and that includes the pillow talk. While most people use it as an opportunity to get to know the other person, talk about their shared experience, or possibly even plan the next time, there are some who try and make it as awkward as possible. Here are some of the weirdest things people have come up with to totally kill the moment after sex. Who said romance is dead?

The world isn't the happiest place right now and we think it's important to shed some light on the people who are out there spreading some positive energy among the darkness. Here is some of the most wholesome content from the past week, showing the best of humanity and will make your heart soar! 

Here are some of this week's top shower thoughts, but with a twist. Welcome to the greatest philosophical insights of the average Joe all about food. They'll make you question everything you thought you knew about food, eating, and all things cooking related. 

And in case you missed last week's top shower thoughts, here they are.

An AskReddit thread calling people to reveal how they are making themselves better during the COVID-19 outbreak has revealed the self-improvement journeys of thousands of people. Being in lockdown and practicing social distancing means that people have more time to dedicate to the things they never usually have the time to do. From learning new languages to learning how to french braid, or even stop drinking, here are some truly inspirational ways that people are turning something awful into something good. What are you doing to better yourself during this time? 

Here are this week's top shower thoughts; the greatest philosophical insights of the average Joe. For the second week, we have made them all Coronavirus themed, because what else is anyone thinking about nowadays? And in case you missed last week's top coronavirus shower thoughts, here they are.

One of the positives to come out of being quarantined is that people are bored and people are getting creative. A Reddit thread asking people to come up with official "theme songs" for the Coronavirus pandemic has produced some brilliantly hilarious, albeit morbid responses. Here are some of our favorites. 

Let's face it, as kids, we believe some of the most ridiculous nonsense. It's easy to look back as an adult and make fun of the things we believed way-back-when, but when we're kids these beliefs seem all too real. A Reddit thread asking people to confess the stupidest thing they believed as a child is full of hilarious, adorable and a few WTF confessions. Here are some of our favorites.

Weddings should be days of pure love, joy, and happiness. And usually, they are, but sometimes, they really really aren't. A thread on AskReddit requested "things that happened at a wedding that made it obvious the bride and groom shouldn't be getting married" and some of the replies are amazing. They show that behind the scenes, it's not always as lovey-dovey as you might think. Or, in these cases, very much not behind the scenes. Here are some of the most outrageous responses we found, sending these couples straight from the alter to the divorce courts. Yikes! 

This Throwback Thursday, let's travel back to the 80s and 90s and take a look at some of our favorite toys and pastimes. Inspired from Reddit page r/nostalgia, it is full of things to remind you of a happier time. "Whether it's an old commercial or a book from your past... here we can take pleasure in reminiscing about the good ol' days [and] times we shared with loved ones, both humorous and sad". Check out some of our favorite throwbacks and see how many remind you of your childhood.

Sometimes people put foreign objects in their bodies. On purpose. And then they get stuck (shocker!) Sometimes people get things inside their bodies that shouldn't be there, by mistake. Regardless of how the stuff gets in there, sometimes surgery is the only way for it to be removed safely. Reddit asked the surgeons of the world for the weirdest things they've ever have had the misfortune to unearth from patients' bodies, and some of the answers are so strange, it's kind of terrifying. People truly know how to turn their bodies into junkyards. Here are some of the weirdest answers we found. 

Some people are born to cook and others are most definitely not. We can't all be Gordon Ramsay and judging by these horrific pictures, it's clear that some people should never be allowed into the kitchen. From cooking pizza in its box to setting spaghetti on fire, these people were not blessed with the art of cooking. If you think you're the only one failing in the kitchen, scroll down for some true kitchen fails and be assured you are not alone!

When you're done, check out some more awful cooking embarrassments. 

A Reddit page We Want Plates is a space where users post pictures of the creative ways restaurants serve food, instead of using a good old plate. The page describes itself as 'crusades against serving food on bits of wood and roof tiles, chips in mugs and drinks in jam jars' and some of the pictures submitted prove that the food industry has taken things a bit too far. Enjoy these pictures of decadent and frankly ridiculous ways that some establishments choose to serve their food. 

In a thread on Reddit's 'u/Today I F*cked Up', a man tells the hilarious story of what went down when he tried pranking his girlfriend's parents when meeting them for the first time, by pretending he didn't know what a potato was. Let's just say it didn't go as well as he'd hoped, which he makes clear by ending the thread with "I wish I never started it but I can't go back. I think she will break up with me anyway." The post might be a few years old, but this is one of the hidden gems of Reddit that we've stumbled across and we had to share it with you. We've also included some comments that people have given with helpful suggestions on how to salvage the situation. They are equally as awful!

You're welcome! 

Here are some of this week's top-rated shower thoughts for you to wrap your head around. From contemplating Dart Vador's famous breathing sound to observing how it's impossible to cut both your hands off with a knife, it's all here for you. Welcome to the inner thoughts of the average Joe, or possibly even the next big philosopher of this generation... you never know!

Redditor, u/skopein, asked a simple question in the subreddit 'r/AskReddit,' -- "Why do you like to be alive?"

That beautiful question sparked 34 thousand beautiful responses! 

If you needed a reminder as to why life is worth living, there are 20+ reasons from everyday people, just like you and I. 

In a now deleted post on Reddit's r/relatioship_advice, a 22-year-old woman tried to convince the world (and probably herself) that her best friend should be with her... and not his current girlfriend.

After sharing her side of the story, Redditors encouraged her to send the link to this best friend of hers. And, well, she did. 

The respond back? Awkward. Awkward. Awkward. 

We understand why this post was deleted.