I think I speak for most people when I say dating in 2020 has been an all-round sh*tty experience. I mean, as if the logistics of socially-distance dating or the nightmare of figuring out how to bubble up with your f*ck buddy during a pandemic wasn't stressful enough. When you throw some idiot men into the mix, and you've got yourself a whole new level of 2020 dumpster fire. Luckily, the Instagram account To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated is here to the rescue. They help women get the closure they need by publishing open letters to the exes or almost exes who have disappointed them in some way, by naming and shaming them online. So ladies, if a certain f*ck boy has f*cked you over one too many times (and let's face it, one time is too many), then write them a letter and hope their mom or current girlfriend sees it. Here's to karma being a b*tch, and to the end of 2020.
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Men vs women - the age old question, competition, and ultimate rivalry. Who is better? Who is superior? The answer is subjective and will never be answered, because everyone is special, unique, and better at something. That doesn't mean you can't laugh at people trying to prove it one way or the other though.
Have you ever dated a man who was, how can I put this, less than satisfactory? Someone you wouldn't recommend to a friend, no matter how desperate that friend was? Well, then you're in good company because welcome to being a woman. And if you ever wanted to let those men know how short-changed you felt after dating them, then welcome to the Instagram account To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated. They help women get the closure they need by publishing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way. Each week we bring you a fresh batch of letters from women who wish to name and shame these men, giving them the karma they deserve.
Nowadays, finding a decent man can be a challenge. Between the f*ck 's boys, the guys with commitment issues, the mommy's boys, and the straight-up liars, women find themselves in a constant state of frustration. Instagram account To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated helps women get the closure they need by publishing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way. Together with them, we bring you a weekly collection of letters from these women, helping them name and shame their disappointing man. Here are this week's letters.
Women are good at many things, but roasting men is up there amongst our top talents. It's not exactly like men make it difficult for us to do it, because they give us oh so many reasons to be disappointed. That's why we love collecting the funniest 'women roasting men' tweets we find each week and serving them to you on this page for your entertainment. Some call it mean, but we call it love. Oh, the good old world of Twitter.
A tweet asking women to "Tell me you're a woman without telling me you're a woman" has gone viral. And not necessarily for positive reasons. Hundreds of women commented, describing their experiences of being women without revealing their gender in a sentence or two. The majority of comments pointed out an inequality, discrimination, or assumption that they face from the world as a woman, whether it was about their safety when walking alone, the pressures of motherhood, or their career prospects. Here are some of the comments, which show just how far the world still needs to go regarding women's equality.
To compliment our weekly collection of the funniest 'women roasting men' Tweets, here are some memes which also roast men within an inch of their lives. Ladies, you'll relate hard to these memes, which make fun of guys for their shortcomings, inflated egos, and general annoyingness.
In today's modern dating sh*t show, it's important to take as much control as you can. To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated is the Instagram account that helps women get the closure they need by publishing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them in some way. Each week, we post a weekly collection of letters from these women, helping in the naming and shaming process. Because if there's one thing we hate, it's a f*ck boy. And if there's one thing we love, it's supporting women to live their best lives. Welcome to this week's haul, which is just as funny, savage, and slightly heartbreaking as the last.
When it comes to Twitter and roasting, no one does it better than women roasting men. Because when women have had it up to here with men, unleashing their wrath online can be oddly therapeutic. Each week we find you the funniest 'women roasting men' tweets, and this week's collection is just as satisfying as the weeks before it.
Welcome back to our weekly haul of 'women roasting men' tweets. Each week, we scour Twitter for the funniest tweets where women rip men to shreds and present them to you in this handy list. They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, and these tweets prove it over and over again.
Ladies, have you ever been so annoyed with your man (or men in general) that all you want to do is scream from the rooftop and let everyone know just how fed up you are? If the answer is yes, then why not give Twitter a go? It's the virtual rooftop we all need, and these women have certainly utilized it. Welcome to this week's funniest 'women roasting men' tweets, where women roast men on Twitter to within an inch of their lives.
Women roasting men on Twitter has become one of our favorite weekly lists to compile. For some reason, we get immense satisfaction from scrolling through Twitter and finding ways that women are disappointed with men. So here's your weekly haul of women roasting men tweets, and when you're done, here's last week's list for you to peruse through.
Riddle me this; what's one of the most infuriating things that men do? Ok, fine, it's not a trick question because every woman knows that the correct answer is "mansplaining," aka correctile dysfunction. Yes, almost every woman has had a man condescendingly explain something to them in a manner that suggests they can't possibly understand what he's talking about. And we're sick of it. F*ck. The. Patriarchy! Here are some mansplaining memes that you can send to men to explain how sick of mansplaining you are. Can we make 'womansplaining' a thing?
Twitter has become a breeding ground for roasting of all kinds, but it's the ultimate playground when it comes to women roasting men. Each week we bring you the funniest 'women roasting men' tweets, and this week, the haul is as funny as last week's and the week before that. Essentially, women roasting men on Twitter has always been and will always be funny. You're welcome!
When women take pictures, it's a team effort. With one bending down on the floor and contorting herself into specific positions to help her friend get that perfect shot, and the other taking 8000 mirror selfies until she has one that's perfect for Instagram, it's an area that will forever baffle men. And for that matter, many women too. So it's hilarious when men copy us girls when it comes to taking pictures and doing all the poses that we're so famous for doing. I guess this will make us think twice before posing in front of men, knowing how ridiculous they think we look.
Since the dawn of time, women have gathered together in groups to moan and bitch about men. It is something necessary for the very core of our survival. But nowadays, instead of being limited to the women who live close by, Twitter now serves as a platform for women worldwide to come together and do what they do best: roast men. Here are the funniest 'women roasting men tweets' we saw this week, and here are last week's in case you missed them.
Gender stereotypes might be toxic and outdated, but one thing that will never get old is 'women vs. men memes'. Because let's face it, men and women think and behave very differently when it comes to relationships, hanging out with friends, and going about their daily life. And what better way to depict that than through some good ol' memes? Join us in a tale as old as time, as we take a look through some of the most significant gender differences in meme form.
