A surprisingly satisfying story

We all say we're ride or d!e with our besties, but how deep do those words actually go? Are you willing to sacrifice your own moral standards to stay riding or is that where you draw the line? A Reddit thread on the subreddit r/AskWomen has been pondering this question. The thread asks what would you do if your friend tells you that they are cheating on their partner? It seems this questions has a lot of wheels starting to turn in people's heads. Some are instantly turned, and say that if your…

Who hurt you?

Love is ironic. When falling in love for the first time, there is no blueprint you follow, you don't have any prior experience, so you have no idea what to expect. In other words, oftentimes, your first love is indeed special, in a lot of good ways. But they are also the first person to hurt you, the first person to teach you what you don't want in a relationship. In this case, OP's first (now ex) boyfriend said all the right things, despite his actions saying all the wrong things. At one point…

Choosing guests for your wedding is no small feat, despite it sounding simple enough. You have two sides to consider… it's called being in a ‘couple’, after all. In this case, one of OP's fiance's groomsmen admitted to cheating on his wife, which made OP very uncomfortable. This groomsman said he was getting divorced as a result of said cheating, and OP asked her own fiance to disinvite him from the wedding, as she felt heartbroken for the groomsman's wife and kids. She didn't want to invite th…

nose pickers...

Cuffing season is over!

Makes perfect sense

Getting married can invoke a lot of complicated feelings from FOMO to cold feet; that's totally normal. What is not normal is cheating on your fiance and then running around to tell whoever is within a hearing radius that you cheated on them. What a way to break someone's heart… that is exactly what happened in this case. OP explained how one of her classmates had spent the night with two men who happened to not be her fiance… and then went and told people about it. OP felt inclined to reach ou…

Do as we say, not as we do!

We don't know about you ladies, but we've come to quite a few conclusions while navigating this wild journey we call dating. After all, every relationship serves as a lesson learned - what you want, what you don't want, what you bring to the table, and where you draw the line. Well, along with all of that, we've also learned a thing or two about the male species. Now before all the haters come for us, we do want to state that we love men! We love everything that has to do with men - why else wo…

It started out with a kid, how did it end up like this? It was only a kid, it was only a kid.

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Speak now or forever hold your peace.

Mother daughter affairs

Perhaps the first red flag could have been that OP was a 20-something gay man scouring Grindr and was getting matched with an older guy with no profile photo, a vague bio, and an “ex wife” in the wings. Alleged ex-wife, we should say.