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Having a wedding is a big deal. The families throwing it often put a lot of time, effort, and money into planning a seamless event for the guests to enjoy. That being said, do the guests really owe the bride and groom anything more than their attendance? Sure, it is common to have a wedding registry, but should it be conditional?

Sometimes after so much planning and stressing, it's almost inevitable that someone will lose their mind. This is what appears to have happened to this 'Bridezilla' who insisted on her guest buying her items such as designer bags, expensive makeup, basically, anything totaling up to (but no less than) 400$.

Someone shared her list of expectations on Reddit, and not surprisingly, people sure did not approve.

Although the talk of the town recently has been more centered around the Millennial vs Generation Z war, the boomers sure still get their fair share of roasting. They're not quite off the hook yet either unfortunately. How could they be though? They are so damn corny. And it will never not be entertaining to watch them deal with technology as if its their direct enemy. There is no "Ok, Boomer" without real life boomers, and for that, they are iconic.

If you know any boomers, which you most definitely do, you might find this Twitter thread relatable.

Americans seem to have a special relationship with Australians. Maybe it's because we speak the same language, or because we've never been at war against each other, or maybe it's just because of Finding Nemo. We may never know. But one thing is for sure, Australians sure know how to troll Americans really well. Are we really that gullible? Or do we just trust Australians too much?

Either way, whether you're American, Australian, or really anything, you will probably find these Tumblr posts of Australians trolling Americans hella amusing.

Everybody has their own preferences about how they want their significant other to present themself. Some people like the e-boy look with their painted nails and hand tattoos. Some people prefer the sporty look where they got on their sweatbands and short shorts. And some people simp over hipsters in beanies, flannels, and aggressive man-buns. There really is someone for everyone. However, just because someone's 'look' isn't your cup of tea, it doesn't change how manly, masculine, or mature they are.

So if you want to avoid being roasted on Twitter, my advice would be: Go ahead, share and celebrate your type, but don't try to use something as superficial as style as a basic standard for what qualifies a 'real man.'

Poor Millennials are constantly roasted all over social media by Gen Z. The two generations have an ongoing war that will probably not end until the next generation comes for Gen Z in a decade or so. Although they are constantly made fun of, it is important that Millennials celebrate their own culture from time to time. Soon enough it will be vintage and people will start spending hundreds on ratty VHS tapes.

TikTok user @thecorporatemama asked people to share exactly how millennial they are, but without using words, and these young adults definitely delivered.

The Kardashians are basically always trending on Twitter. They're always on our minds, in our feeds, and in our hearts. But seriously every single thing they do gets severely critiqued by millions of people every day, so they really have to check themselves. One little scandal can get blown way out of proportion in a matter of seconds.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not telling you we should all feel bad for them. Some of them are literally billionaires. When it comes to social scrutiny, they probably deserve a break, but when it comes to asking for money from their fans, even if it is to help a friend, a little roasting seems appropriate.

Sometimes people just know exactly what to say at the right time. Roasting should honestly be an art form, or a sport even. Some people are simply gifted with the ability to get people right where it hurts, we can honestly learn something from them. If you also beat yourself up after a confrontation wishing you had said something more clever, maybe this will motivate you as well to step up your roast game.

Gen Z simply loves to cancel things — all day and all night. Some of it is necessary, and we can thank Gen Z for how on top of it they are with social activism and movements towards equality. But they can also be damn hurtful sometimes. Unfortunately, Millennials only have two choices they can either spend their every waking moment trying to keep up and stay 'cool,' or they can just laugh along with these tweets and roast the weird stuff they do as well. 

Ever drove yourself crazy not being able to understand the motives of a man? Well, you're not alone. There has to be a reason behind how basically every time a girl is nice to a guy it's perceived as flirting. And if god forbid a girl refers to him as her friend, BOOM, he's 'friend-zoned.' But, why? Can girls and guys just not be friends? Is it not okay to be around a guy, and laugh at his jokes, but not want to sleep with him?

Generation Z is full of surprises. One day they'll start a worldwide movement, and other days they'll be scarfing down tide pods. You never know what to expect with people who are literally too young to remember JT with frosted tips — and what a time that was to be alive. These kids are not to be underestimated, they will literally cancel you for the way you part your hair, but at the same time celebrate all forms of love. Sometimes they need to be humbled, but sometimes they need to be celebrated. It depends on the vibe.

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.

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!

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.

When you were a kid and a boy was mean to you at school, it meant he had a crush on you. Or so our moms led us to believe. So here's a theory: when women roast men on Twitter, is that the adult version of playground hair-pulling? Is it just our way of saying "we like you"? Or, was that whole narrative a myth, and boys pulled our hair simply because they didn't like us. And women roast men on Twitter simply because they are annoying and they deserve it? Probably. Who knows. But, we love reading women roasting men on Twitter because they are funny every single time. Here are the funniest ones we found this week, and here are last week's in case you missed them.