For the most part, weddings are beautiful occasions, remembered for all the right reasons. But sometimes, newlyweds can be so horrendously awful that "till death do us part" has the guests wondering if that refers to them as well. An AskReddit thread asking people to share their stories of the cringiest things they've seen a bride and groom do for their wedding has revealed some truly socking tales, making us wonder if true love isn't just a front for 'pure psycho'. We'll let you be the judge of that; scroll through and watch your mouth drop to the floor!
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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.
Shout out to the subreddit r/facepalm for providing us with all these ultra-facepalming gems!
For those of you who don't follow the subreddit, it's where people share the stupidity of people online and IRL. From screenshots, forums, social media sites, or just in real life -- because you can find embarrassing sh*t like this almost anywhere and everywhere.
Enjoy!
Get ready for some laughter and major cringe! Twitter users have shared their most embarrassing moment that still haunts them to this very day. It all started when Twitter user, Adam Ryan, shared a specific memory that has been plaguing him for 30 years and soon enough others began to share their own embarrassing moments.
