friends with benefits

Hookup culture has been having a moment for quite some time now, but we're starting to think it's not all it's cracked up to be. A whole lot of effort goes into dick appointments, and often, we discover that the D wasn't even worth all the prep. There have also been times where we got super hyped up and ready to go, only to have him cancel last minute to play video games with his homies. So rude, and so not worth our time. The horny women of Twitter know the triumphs and defeats of dick appointments all too well and constantly share their struggles on the platform for the world to see. Scroll down for the funniest tweets from this week. 

Families are full of drama, but generally, it's not the kind of drama that went down on a Reddit "Am I the A**hole?" thread this week. The original poster told a wild talk about he used to sleep with his brother's wife regularly before they met, but the two of them didn't feel the need to tell him that they used to be friends with benefits. They ended up getting married, and only afterwards did the wife reveal that she used to sleep with his brother. Yikes. In my humble opinion, both the OP and the wife are major a**holes, but let's see what the rest of the Reddit world had to say. 

When I'm into a dude, I can't hold back. I straight up let them know and see where it goes from there. Alas, not everyone is as direct as me. Some of us are shyer, while some of us are flirty without ever talking about our feelings outright because what if it totally destroys the friendship?! I totally get it. Putting yourself out there with a good friend is scary y'all. It's also hard to tell when a friend is coming onto you, or if they're just being friendly because that's what friends do. A Redditor recently launched a thread asking women how they could tell when your guy friend is just trying to be your buddy, or if he wants something more, whether it be to date you or sleep with you. Instead of starting Reddit threads like this, can we just be honest about what we want? Till then, scroll down for these eye-opening responses, and let us know if you agree. 

People have quite literally been around the block, and therefore have had their fair share of walks of shame. These days, the internet doesn't call it walks of shame - people have been referring to it as 'stride of pride' as of late, and I love that for us. We shouldn't be ashamed for crazy night out. We should be commended! Am I right, ladies?! We just uncovered a Reddit thread from 8 years ago about people's worst walks of shame, and their stories were iconic! Scroll down for these hilarious walk of shame stories. 

In today's modern dating scene where dating apps and hookup culture are all the rage, friends with benefits and one-night stands are all the rage right now for those who aren't interested in commitment. Women are taking the wheel when it comes to their sexcapades, which means they're booking their own d*ck appointments on a weekly basis. It seems like we're somehow more confident when it comes to booking d*ck appointments instead of doctor appointments. We should probably fix that and make it more of an equal balance because we shouldn't be having d*ck appointments regularly without regular check-ins. But I digress - scroll down for the funny sh*t the women of Twitter have to say about their recent and upcoming appointments. 

Modern romance is something else. Meaning I'm not really sure it exists anymore. Dating apps have taken over all our phones in recent years, and we've all been the victims of some pretty strange messages. Twitter user @solodeauxleaux asked people to share the weirdest messages that they received on the apps, and things got super weird real quick. Whether it be women demanding money to score a date with them or men asking if someone is fertile, these messages are next level. Tinder, Hinge, OkCupid, Bumble - doesn't matter which app you use, none of us are safe. Scroll down for the craziest messages on the thread.