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When people stereotype feminists, they think of them as very angry beings, yelling and burning bras until the break of dawn. If you're a fellow feminist, you're well aware that's not the case. A Reddit user started a thread about how women rebel against the patriarchy in subtle ways. Some of the responses are serious, whereas others made us chuckle. Scroll down to find out how women intend to take down the patriarchy, one small step at a time. 

Dating app bios are challenging to fill out. You might know how to portray yourself in person, but how TF are you supposed to express who you are in a short dating bio? A Reddit user on a subreddit on the Bumble thread started a thread about how his fiance piqued his interest on the app, and fellow Redditors loved it! Bumble is a unique dating app that requires women to message men first, so you already know this woman is confident AF. for those of you wondering where to start with your bio, you really don't have to overthink it. One or two clever sentences presenting your awesome sense of humor is enough. Scroll down to see how this modern love story blossomed due to this Bumble woman not taking herself too seriously in her bio! 

People don't always end on the most civil terms with their exes. Relationships are complicated, and they don't always end ideally. But what if things ended with the dude 8 whole years ago?! Would you still even be in touch with them? The people of Twitter reacted to the hilarious anecdote with many questions and concerns. Why didn't she ask for more money if she was already putting herself out there? Why was he still on her mind after eight years? How was she not embarrassed at all? And did they end up reconnecting afterwards even though the original poster claims they didn't? Scroll down for this week's Twitter tea. 

When it comes to dating and hookup partners, we obviously wanna be attracted to our partner of choice. At the same time, we're all aware when we're being a bit ridiculous when it comes to turn-ons and turn-offs that we can't explain. Nonetheless, these are things that we simply cannot get off our minds when it comes to attraction and repulsion. A Reddit user started a thread about people's shallow turnoffs, and many were interestingly specific. Let us know if you relate to any turnoffs listed below, or if you have something to add to the turnoff table. 

Dating is hard enough as it is. Your friends wanna help you out, so they suggest a set-up. A lot of the times, they mean well, and you trust them because they're your friends. But you shouldn't trust theirjudgment all the time. A lot of the time, their matchmaking skills aren't as up to par as they think. A Reddit user started a super entertaining thread by asking women about the worst set-ups they have been on, and the responses were pretty hectic. Based on these horror stories, I'm not letting any friends set me up in the near future. Scroll down for some horribly hilarious set-up dating stories. 

In the 1776 US Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson famously wrote 'We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.' Looks like old Tom forgot to include women in the declaration. No worries, homie - we ended up getting that equality a whole bunch of years later. However, in the workplace, we still got a long way to go. On a Reddit thread, A Reddit user asked women about things their male coworkers did that they would have been fired for, and the responses were pretty crazy. Scroll down to widen your eyes in disbelief at some of these wild workplace stories. 

Women being shamed for what they're wearing is a tale as old as time. Nonetheless, the ridiculous sl*t-shaming stories keep coming at us in full throttle. A Reddituser asked women about times they violated the dress code, and the thread blew up. Whether you're a 6-year-old in elementary school or a woman in the workplace, no female is safe from being shamed for showing more than two inches of skin. Scroll down to read the horrific, sexist stories on the thread. Like me, I assume you'll be throwing up your hands and yelling the following at nobody: "come on, y'all! We need to do better!" 

We love men, and they generally mean well. But sometimes the dumb sh*t that comes out of their mouth is ridiculous. I love compliments just as much as the next girl, but some dudes really don't know how to go about giving them. A Reddit user asked the women of Reddit about the worst compliments they ever received from men they were attracted to, and the responses were appalling. These guys need some tips regarding how to talk to women STAT. Scroll down for the most backhanded compliments from the opposite sex. 

Every long, healthy, and meaningful relationship deserves proper closure. A discussion perhaps to emulate the mutual respect both partners share for each other. However, not all relationships end well, and some people don't deserve a proper goodbye. If you've seen quite enough red-flags and toxic masculinity in your partner, and you are more than ready to delete them from your life, but you don't have the right words... well you're in luck.

There is a thread blowing up on Reddit where people are sharing their best 'Break-up lines.' Many of these are short and sweet, oh and hilarious as well. Enjoy!

The Internet is generally a place where people come to complain and rant about everything in their life that drives them crazy. But not today. A Reddit user asked women what drives them crazy - but in a good way. And you already know that the ladies of Reddit didn't disappoint. The responses range from sensual to financial to food-related to totally random. Scroll down for what drives women out of their minds - but in a good way. If you're looking to drive your lady crazy in an amazing way, maybe take notes while you're at it.