It's not cold feet, you just need a quick break from all of that wedding planning and to have a good laugh.

Even the strongest women still get cheated on—at this point, all you can do is LOL.

New relationship hack unlocked!

Sometimes your brain is just like, “sorry, we not being nice to anyone today"—and that's okay!

Don't expect a pregnant woman to provide free childcare to kids she's never met while you live it up on vacation.

“…How do you know that? Are you playing Elden Ring without me knowing?!”

Is it really love without a little roasting?

But now, you're exchanging those clown shoes for heels!

Friendships are like love relationships in that they require constant work. Their demands are devotion, mutual respect, and a steadfast desire to cling to what you two have. The story below is an account of a confused friend. John has known the original poster (OP) for more than a decade. When they were both in their mid-twenties, they crossed paths at work and have remained in contact ever since. But although everything was going well at first, after John announced his engagement and decided n…

Ever noticed how the older we get, the more shy and reserved we become?

“You're not ‘choosing plants over him,’ he's the one creating the ‘choice’—and in this case, the choice is whether he supports your healthy, reasonable hobby/coping tool or not.”

Thinking of you!

A girlfriend who laughs at the same memes as you is MAJOR green flag energy.

There are quite a few unspoken rules when it comes to speeches at weddings. They're unspoken because one would think that they are common sense, but alas, today's thread is testimony to the fact that these rules may need to be engraved on some stone slabs from a holy mountain so that some people will finally get it. First thing's first, you have to make sure that you're supposed to be giving a speech before you make one. That is to say, make sure that it's not actually just supposed to be a rea…

It's time to get your bi partner a lavender oat latte.

When you do eventually tie the knot, you not only marry the man but also his entire family. That being said, how would you respond if your future mother-in-law tried to interfere in your marriage by deciding whether or not you should adopt your spouse's last name? The story below is an account of a frustrated bride. Recently, the original poster (OP) and her now-fiancé announced their engagement. Things were going great at first, but as soon as the future mother-in-law got involved, things quic…