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…

Wow.

Dating someone outside your culture is great... until it's not

"iT wAs A jOkE"

Although it's common for couples to try and have a social life with their friends outside of their marriage, it's certainly NOT common for a spouse to take off on long extended vacations multiple times a year, blowing off their wife and kids to hang out with a buddy. Especially if it really is just your buddy. 👀

If you ever meet someone who says they don't know what gaslighting is or how it can hurt someone, show them this story.

When former lovers remain friends, either one or both are still in love, or neither ever were.

We're all guilty of missing red flags when it comes to dating. When you're in the moment just following your heart, it's not always easy to pull those rose colored glasses off and see the very obvious red flags flying high. So don't beat yourself up about it. But that moment when you finally see that big red flag is both the most epic and heartbreaking epiphany you'll ever experience. This is exactly what happened to one women after her boyfriend pulled an absolutely malicious prank on her (If…

When he'd rather pass out drunk on his friend's couch than have dinner with you

That's one messy start to the marriage

Now, she turns to Reddit for encouragement and support in her efforts to not go back to her toxic husband.

"Dinner ended up being cut short and my husband stormed off to his friend's place to spend the night upon leaving a very nasty text..."

Suck it up, buttercup