The concept of getting closure is a funny thing. Don't get me wrong; everyone wants to move on after a relationship ends. Being free of any residual emotional attachment or pain is essential in achieving this (speaking from A LOT of experience). But there are many ways to accomplish this, ranging from sitting back and letting karma do its thing to angrily keying your exes car. Nestled healthily somewhere in the middle of those two ends of the spectrum is shaming your disappointing ex-boyfriend on Instagram for the world (and hopefully their moms) to see. That's right, the Instagram account To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated allows women to get the closure they need by writing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way. Each week, we feature a new batch of these hilarious letters for your viewing pleasure. Scroll through, laugh at these ladies' expenses, and then head over to last week's in case you missed them.
It's the 'Gram. An entire generation of lazy kids has turned a social media platform into a successful lifestyle. Where was this when we worked at gas stations and movie theaters. It is a craze that has swept the world and left little privacy in its wake. Show check out some of the best Insta memes and gifs and everything in between and satisfy that urge to add a Story.
Dads often get a bad rep when it comes to parental responsibilities, and if this guy is anything to go off, we have no idea why. Not! Kenny Deuss from Belgium has taken parenting humor to a whole new level by photoshopping his baby daughter into various dangerous situations and sending them to the baby's mom whenever she checks in on them. The first time nearly gave her a heart attack, and we're not surprised. From browsing a baby gun website to sitting on cliff edges, to being trapped in a washing machine, Kenny certainly knows how to make a picture raise some eyebrows. Thankfully since then, she has gotten used to this odd parenting style and even looks forward to them. But she sure must have a lot of patience for Kenny and his antics. Check out some of his hilarious photoshop works of art below, and you can visit his Instagram page for more of his masterpieces.
Ladies, have you ever been on a really sh*tty date with a man and wished you were home with your cat instead? Have you ever wasted your good years on a man who couldn't, and frankly wouldn't commit? Do you ever wish you hadn't swiped right to that guy on Tinder who ended up giving you the worst sex of your life? If the answer to any of those is yes, then check out the Instagram account To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated, which allows women to get closure by writing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way. We've teamed up with them to bring you a fresh collection of letters each week, naming and shaming the disappointing men out there. And who knows, they might even inspire you to write in one of your own!
When it comes to the world of social media, everything looks perfect. But, as we all know, it's all a lie, and nothing is as it seems. The growing movement of influencers exposing the harsh truths behind the seemingly picture-perfect lives we see on Instagram raises awareness of the influencer industry's detrimental effects on consumers. But still, people continue to compare their real lives to the fake ones they perceive to be perfect on Instagram and other social media platforms, which can create body image issues, jealousy, and insecurities, amongst other things. One Thai model has posted a series of side-by-side pictures on Twitter of the realities behind the lies we see on social media. Vienna posts the pictures with witty captions, giving a glimpse into the fact that behind the poses, the filters, and the sucked in tummies are regular people, doing a job and making an income. Here is a selection of her creations.
Each week, we bring you a hilarious collection of letters written by women to men who have f*cked them over. Whether it's one date or a full-on relationship, they feel wronged by a man in some way or another, and it's time to name and shame. Together with To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated — the Instagram page that allows women to get closure by writing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way — welcome to your latest haul of treats. This week's collection is just as hilarious as the last and makes us wonder when the day will come that men will finally. Stop. Disappointing. Women! Scroll through for some laughs (or tears, depending on how you look at it).
A woman posted a question on the Reddit group, Am I The A-hole, asking if she's in the wrong for hacking into her mom's Instagram account after suspecting that her mom gossiped about the "high-profile family" her daughter nannies for, to her friend. The woman explains that this was a direct violation of the NDA that her family had to sign when she started the job, which was in place to protect the family she works for. All for the sake of bragging to her friend. Upon finding out that she hacked into the account, her mom lost it, telling her daughter that she invaded her privacy. The internet jumped to the nanny's defense, whose job, reputation, and livelihood were now at risk. They claimed that her mom was manipulating the situation and gaslighting her daughter when she held her accountable for her actions.
Read the story below and see if you agree with Redditors' comments, who sympathized with her. Then, check out the last comment, where the OP explains what she will do to rectify the situation.
Since the dawn of time, men have been screwing women over. And I don't mean leaving them sexually satisfied kind of screw. I'm talking about sleeping with them and not calling them back, sort of screw. But, we aren't in the dawn of time anymore, and women no longer have to depend on men to hunt for food and provide for the family while putting up with all sorts of crappy behavior. Now, women are taking back the reigns and calling men out for their bullsh*t, as publically as possible. And what is more public than writing a personalized letter of shame and putting it on Instagram for the world (which hopefully includes his mom) to see?
Together with To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated — the Instagram page that allows women to get closure by writing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way — we bring you the latest haul of goodies. Scroll through these hilarious letters of disappointment and get an insight into the shitshow that is modern-day dating. And then check out last week's haul for some more dating debacles.
There aren't many body parts you can't cover when it comes to glitter. Some jazz up their armpit hair with the stuff, whereas others like to bedazzle their butt cheeks. Whatever floats your boat. But perhaps one of the weirdest places to put glitter is your tongue (and probably the most dangerous, unless it's edible glitter), but for some reason, people are still doing it. Instagram is the home of all ridiculous beauty trends, and this one certainly takes the cake. Just search the #glittertongue on Instagram and you'll see plenty of similar images to the ones below. Honestly, where does it end?!
They say honesty is the best policy; however, it's not always easy to tell someone face-to-face how you feel after they've hurt or disappointed you. Especially when it comes to love. But the need for closure is real, and sometimes it's easier to write a letter, text, or email to the d-bag who screwed you over, letting them know what you think of them. And if that message was public, for the world (aka, for his friends, or even his mom), to see, it might feel even more cathartic.
Now, you can do that with To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated — an Instagram page that allows women to get closure by writing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way. Each week, we bring you the latest letters women have submitted, and each collection is as funny as the last. Check out this week's haul, and then head over to last week's for some more laughs.
When it comes to relationships, the age-old question of whether opposites attract is somewhat of a divisive topic. To clarify, I'm not talking about personality, values, or lifestyle; I'm speaking strictly about physical appearance. One could argue that dating someone who looks very similar to you is about as narcissistic as it gets. Notwithstanding how explaining that no, this is not your sibling, it's your partner, could get boring. But apparently, this issue doesn't phase some people, and the Instagram account Siblings or Dating showcases the most extreme versions of those couples. The account uploads pictures of couples submitted by users to their stories and has their 200k follower base vote whether the 'couple' who looks scarily similar are, in fact, siblings or dating. They then reveal the answer after 24 hours. We've compiled some of the best ones below, together with the answers. See which ones you can correctly guess as you scroll down, and spoiler alert: you'll be wrong almost every time.
If you're the type of person, who loves reading a good inspirational quote with a strategically placed sunset backdrop, then this Instagram page is not for you. Unspirational is the account with uncomfortable truths about life that will both demotivate and depress you but will also hit you with a good ol' dose of reality. Because who are we kidding; 2020 is a sh*tshow, and a bunch of fridge magnet positivity quotes isn't going to change a thing. Scroll down for some funny (ish) nuggets of wisdom.
When 2-year-old Theo from Salt Lake City, Utah, discovered an old decorative Halloween skeleton in his parent's basement, he didn't realize that he had also found his new, unlikely, best friend.
In an interview with Bored Panda, Theo's mom Abigail explained how the special friendship began in September. Just as they were about to leave their house for a trip to a reservoir, the air felt moist, which, Abigail explained, was a rarity in a Utah home. Upon investigation, she found that the water heater had flooded the basement. "The basement is unfinished, so it wasn't that big of a deal. While I was cleaning up the mess, Theo found the skeleton among all of the decorations. Once I had everything cleaned up, [it was time to head] to the reservoir. However, he refused to get into the car without his skeleton. So the skeleton came along on a fun adventure with us. Since then, they have been inseparable."
Theo named the skeleton "Benny", and has provided Theo with some much-needed company after the pandemic has stopped all playdates with kids his age. He takes Benny everywhere with him and loves his new bony friend.
2020 might have been a nightmare of a year, but it's certainly given us some good stories when it comes to relationships. With ghosting at an all-time high, quarantine dating becoming the norm (aka, surviving on copious amounts of phone sex), and people generally not knowing what's going on anymore, the stories keep coming. But nothing makes a sh*tty year even more sh*tty than letting a f*ckboy into your life and him inevitably screwing you over (pun intended).
So why not name and shame him, using To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated — the Instagram account where women submit open letters to the disappointing men they've been romantically involved with. It's not quite the same as turning up at his house in the middle of the night with a mob of angry men in tow, but who knows; it might just give you the closure you need.
So here's something that you don't see every day, especially on Instagram. Meet Mark Bryan, the "straight, happily married guy that loves Porsche's, beautiful women, and incorporating high heels and skirts into my daily wardrobe." Now, of course, anyone can wear whatever they like, but personally, as someone who can't walk in heels, why anyone would put themselves through that absolutely necessary is beyond me. But you do you! This is a judgment-free zone, and I say wear whatever makes you happy, whichever gender you are.
I love all things food. I love eating (Italian mainly - specifical pasta), but I also love cooking. I put a lot of love and energy into my food prep, so it honestly makes me die a little inside when I see images like these. And if you're somewhat of a chef or foodie, then these awful food fail pics will probably have the same effect on you. Instagram account @totallygourmet is full of pictures that, according to their homepage is "Totally crème de la crème", but in my opinion, they're more "Totally crime de la crème".
Earlier this year, we introduced you to Nail Sunny, a nail salon in Russia famous for its intricate but impractical nail designs. From mini strippers to mini coke bottles, to human hair, they put anything and everything onto nails. Check out their latest designs, and then here are some more of their creations for when you're done.
