Some ladies begin fantasizing about their big day as early as their fifth birthday. Nearly two decades ago, they picked the venue, cake, flowers, music, and—most importantly—the dress. For certain girlie girls like me, it's like a fairy tale come to life. But what happens if someone—your sister-in-law, for example—tries to alter your wedding dress without your consent or knowledge? That's precisely what happened in the story below. Poor OP is engaged with what would be the perfect man. But just…

To be fair, the bride had this coming since the moment she got engaged

The pressure

A picture of a perfect pairing.

Barbie in the real world.

Elopement is starting to sound pretty good right about now

Monogamy over polyamory any and everyday sorry not sorry

Love prevails after all.

A surprisingly satisfying story

The way they wanted to get in on the hug

For the people who said 'I do' and never looked back

How did he possibly think this would be okay?

If there's one thing we learned in the past year it's trust your gut. Whether it's a relationship, a friendship, or your new workplace - if your gut is giving you weird turbulence-like feelings, trust it. We don't know about you ladies, but we oftentimes used to gaslight ourselves out of this feeling. We'd say, ‘oh, I’m probably just overthinking things' or ‘nah, I’m just a little crazy' . But having gone through a complete rollercoaster of a relationship this past year, we've come to appreciat…

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…

For the last ones standing

The cringe olympics istg