The world is changing before our very eyes, and with that, so is love. Here are some all-too-relatable tweets about love and romance in the time of COVID-19, about dating, isolation, and marriage. It's all turned upside down and we wonder if love will ever be the same again after this
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Like many other professions, hairdressers are really taking a hit in the current climate, as they shut up shop and socially isolate themselves. But one hairdresser decided that she wasn't going to let it stop her from doing the thing she loves best. Heidi Lee Oley from Atlanta, Georgia has been practicing her hairdressing skills on her boyfriend Geoff, who she is quarantining with at her family's cabin in north Georgia. Her designs are both elaborate and classy, with a touch of humor and sass. From recreating the iconic hairstyles of Princess Lea to George Washington to Amy Winehouse, Heidi's designs are both elaborate and classy, with a touch of humor and sass. Geoff has taken it like a champ and the pair are truly couple goals. Check out Heidi's talent below.
Now, more than ever, relationships are on a test.
Who will survive a few weeks of quarantine together? And what about all those singles?
Here are some funny tweets guaranteed to make you laugh, cry or both.
Just in case you have missed our previous list, here's a link.
There is nothing that tests the make-or-break of a relationship more than being forced to indefinite co-quarantine. Whether it's your partner, your parents or your roommates, endless weeks of being stuck in a living space with someone will inevitably cause drama of some kind. Meg Zukin, a social media editor at Variety is self-quarantining with her husband and they began to get on each other's nerves after only a few days. It inspired her to write a tweet asking the internet for any and all relationship dramas that they were experiencing in the time of coronavirus. She received so many responses, that she compiled them onto a google doc, charging $1 to read them, which would be donated to food banks and charities across the country. She raised more than $5,000 in two days and then decided to turn the project into a free and public website and is still taking donations of any amount. Here are some of the funniest submissions she has received, which will make you feel less alone in the quarantine struggle.
We're living through a future history lesson right now... in 50 years, possibly even less, they'll be studying the Covid-19 era in classrooms, analyzing our behavior during this difficult time. And one of the things they'll look at is the way love and relationships went down during quarantine. These memes are a snapshot of the upside-down Coronavirus world we find ourselves in, showing how the pandemic is making and breaking relationships.
Ever wish you could have said how you really felt to the idiot you dated? Well now you can, with this brilliant Instagram account - @ToTheGuysIveDated. It's basically a submission of all the ugly truths that women wanted to say to the losers they were in a relationship with, or briefly dated and it's hilarious. Check out the harsh truths these women have to say to their romantic mistakes.
Talk about couple goals... a Japanese couple has been married for 40 years and wears matching outfits every day and it's the cutest thing ever. Tsuyoshi and Tomi Seki have nearly 850,000 followers on Instagram and have gone viral. Here are some of their outfits. Remember, couples who match together stay together!
Every now and again, you need an overdose of relatable pink, wholesome and honest content on your Instagram feed. If that's your thing, turn to @girl, the Instagram account that is full of just that. With 7.4 million followers, the page, according to its bio, is full of "feminine and funny" content, which will make you feel less alone in today's female struggles.
The key to a successful Instagram account is creating relatable content and that's exactly what Arianna Margulis, the artist and creator behind Butlikemaybe has done. Boasting 234k followers, Margulis creates "toons about life and stuff" that all go back to her experience of working in fashion, dating and partying in New York and Los Angeles. Her cartoons are relatable, humorous and have been made into a book that so many women will fall in love with. Check out some of her creations below.
In a now deleted post on Reddit's r/relatioship_advice, a 22-year-old woman tried to convince the world (and probably herself) that her best friend should be with her... and not his current girlfriend.
After sharing her side of the story, Redditors encouraged her to send the link to this best friend of hers. And, well, she did.
The respond back? Awkward. Awkward. Awkward.
We understand why this post was deleted.
Marriage is a beautiful thing, especially at the beginning when you're all loved up. But once the honeymoon phase is over, real life happens and the standard arguments over what to order in a restaurant and whose turn it is to wash up become pretty common. All couples go through some rough patches, it's part of life. But the key to weathering the tough times and having a happy and successful marriage is to find the humor in your daily lives together and make fun of your idiosyncrasies. Here are some all too relatable tweets showing us how couples get through their every-day spats, proving that married life isn't always all it's cracked up to be.
If you like these, check out these funny and sometimes aggravatingly real marriage tweets and these amusing marriage tweets.
Here are this week's top shower thoughts, but with a twist. Welcome to the greatest philosophical insights of the average Joe all about relationships. They'll make you question everything you thought you knew about love.
And in case you missed last week's top shower thoughts, here they are.
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Ever been on such a horrible date that all you can really do is run for the hills and laugh it off? We've ALL been there. Sometimes dates just don't go as smoothly as we would hope and in the end... there just very VERY funny stories to tell.
Happy Valentine's Day! Today we celebrate love in all forms and it's a beautiful thing. When it comes to the love department, one source of inspiration I like to turn to is my favorite sitcom, "The Office". Not only is it is brilliantly genius, but a lesser-known fact about the show is how many pearls of wisdom on love and relationships it actually contains. Here are some of the most profound quotes from Michael Scott and his crew that teach us all the important lessons we need to know about love.
Oh and if you love the Dunder Mifflin crew as much as me, check out our previous post on Couples From "The Office" Who Inspire True Love?
