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Love is ineffable, and so is classical art

Friendship betrayals are legit like breakups. The pain you endure when you find out a friend has been talking badly of you behind your back is unlike anything else. A hurt bridesmaid took to r/aita to discuss an incident that had happened while she was accompanying her good friend to shop for wedding dresses. Her friend Shelly was getting married, and being the good friend she was, the bridesmaid came along to help her pick out a dress. Unfortunately, things quickly went south after Shelly hand…

The orchestra of your love will play throughout your life

When the damsel finally finds her knight in shining armor

Dearest Readers...

Goddesses of the world here to laugh about modern love through classical art

The doting eyes, the prolonged gaze...you know it when you see it

The grass is always greener

Wanting to fall in love versus not wanting to deal with the ins and outs

Couples encounter disagreements all the time while shopping, and although arguing can be normal in some cases, in others in really crosses the lines of basic respect. After exiting one store and needing to go to another across the parking lot, they faced the challenge of transporting heavy items packed in four boxes. The wife suggested driving the car over to ease the burden, but the husband labeled her as lazy, sparking an argument. Despite her attempts to explain, he persisted in his accusati…

A face that can't fake it

Smh, enough is enough

When love goes wrong, everyone gets hurt.

One man shared his concern over his new girlfriend's complaints about a family tradition he had with his daughter. He had been taking his daughter on a yearly vacation, and this tradition actually began when his daughter's mother passed away. When he met his girlfriend he discussed the trip, and at first, she didn't seem to mind, instead choosing to support this 'father-daughter' holiday. But, as the date grew closer, she began to doubt the lack of inclusion. She became upset and called him sel…

Somehow classical art still has it