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?
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The world is changing before our very eyes, and with that, so is love. Here are some all-too-relatable tweets about love and romance in the time of COVID-19, about dating, isolation, and marriage. It's all turned upside down and we wonder if love will ever be the same again after this
Like many other professions, hairdressers are really taking a hit in the current climate, as they shut up shop and socially isolate themselves. But one hairdresser decided that she wasn't going to let it stop her from doing the thing she loves best. Heidi Lee Oley from Atlanta, Georgia has been practicing her hairdressing skills on her boyfriend Geoff, who she is quarantining with at her family's cabin in north Georgia. Her designs are both elaborate and classy, with a touch of humor and sass. From recreating the iconic hairstyles of Princess Lea to George Washington to Amy Winehouse, Heidi's designs are both elaborate and classy, with a touch of humor and sass. Geoff has taken it like a champ and the pair are truly couple goals. Check out Heidi's talent below.
Talk about couple goals... a Japanese couple has been married for 40 years and wears matching outfits every day and it's the cutest thing ever. Tsuyoshi and Tomi Seki have nearly 850,000 followers on Instagram and have gone viral. Here are some of their outfits. Remember, couples who match together stay together!
The key to a successful Instagram account is creating relatable content and that's exactly what Arianna Margulis, the artist and creator behind Butlikemaybe has done. Boasting 234k followers, Margulis creates "toons about life and stuff" that all go back to her experience of working in fashion, dating and partying in New York and Los Angeles. Her cartoons are relatable, humorous and have been made into a book that so many women will fall in love with. Check out some of her creations below.
Marriage is a beautiful thing, especially at the beginning when you're all loved up. But once the honeymoon phase is over, real life happens and the standard arguments over what to order in a restaurant and whose turn it is to wash up become pretty common. All couples go through some rough patches, it's part of life. But the key to weathering the tough times and having a happy and successful marriage is to find the humor in your daily lives together and make fun of your idiosyncrasies. Here are some all too relatable tweets showing us how couples get through their every-day spats, proving that married life isn't always all it's cracked up to be.
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Whether you've spent months planning a lavish wedding, or you've thrown together a shotgun ceremony, your wedding day is one of the happiest days of your life and of course, you want it to be perfect. There will always be some things that can happen which are beyond your control—think bad weather and traffic—but sometimes things happen that you could never see coming.
We've compiled a list of the most unfortunate wedding fails, including injured brides, drunken guests, and wardrobe mishaps. From the harrowing to the hilarious, these weddings will definitely stick in the memories of the happy couple, and their guests, for a long time.
Relationships aren't what they used to be. Somehow TV love seemed purer back in the '90s; something that was longer-lasting. I guess that's because there wasn't Tinder back then to screw everything up. As Valentine's Day approaches, let's use this Throwback Thursday to cast our minds back to a time when sitcoms showed true and lasting love in all its glory.
