Perhaps the first red flag could have been that OP was a 20-something gay man scouring Grindr and was getting matched with an older guy with no profile photo, a vague bio, and an “ex wife” in the wings. Alleged ex-wife, we should say.

People battle insecurities on a daily basis, and the ridiculous beauty standards that the media has set for us to put up with are tough and frankly, unfair. It's no wonder we freak out about our stretch marks, acne, ‘big’ thighs, normal-sized lips, and what we deem to be a ‘crooked’ nose. We're so worried that the people we date notice the things we hate most about ourselves, and it can consume us if we're not careful. So today we picked out a wholesome thread we found on r/askmen that posed th…

If there's one thing we're forever grateful for it's our supportive hubbies! Say what you want about marriage, but one thing you can't deny is that when you find your partner, no, we don't mean your lover, but your partner, then everything comes into place. Sure, they may not always be able to tell their own two feet apart, but we love them regardless. Because at the end of the day, it's not all about romance and lovey-doveyness. Don't get us wrong, all of that is super important but it doesn't…

A rabbit hole of cringe

This marriage is off to a rocky start

A world without wifeys? No thanks.

But isn't tacky debauchery sort of the point?

Cue the drama

Finding a diamond in the digital rough...

What better way to both laugh and love than by sending each other relatable memes captioning ‘us’?

Some people

Why would he want her family heirloom when he made 0 effort to make her feel like family???

So does this mean the wedding is off?

We're a nosy bunch

Ohhhh, messy living arrangements

Talk about behaving like spoiled brats.