What a bach

Sometimes you need to dump your Scott in order to find your Elliot

The more you read, the worse it gets.

If awkward were a story it would be this one

When you know, you know.

Marriage is sacred, weddings are sacred, but a woman's bachelorette party is dang near Biblical. For some reason, female friendships thrive on organized fun, getting WAY too drunk, and spilling secrets, so a bachelorette is kind of like the Holy Trinity of all of those things. Every woman wants to be the star of their own bach, but how far are bride's willing to go to be the center of attention?

Fairy godmother, where you at?

For those who found their soulmate, despite the odds.

Relationships are hard , everybody knows that. To be fair, it's also pretty tough being single, but we admit that it comes with a totally different set of problems. When you're in a relationship you have to… consider another person. Don't mind us commitment-phobes gagging a bit, as we're not quite at the stage where we would feel comfortable in a relationship (yes, our therapist rolls her eyes at us too). In all seriousness though, relationships are a lot of work. An interesting question was po…

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The real victim here is the ex's husband

Ah, the in-laws. Just like our families, we don't choose them, but we get stuck with them. The good thing is, no one on this earth will expect you to have the strongest emotional bond with your in-laws because let's face it, you already have parents of your own. But! There is a huge difference between not being obsessed and lovey-dovey with the in-laws and being blatantly disrespected by them on a weekly, if not daily basis. Consider this a PSA, if your partner's family starts treating you like…

We all have that bestie who would do anything for us. You can be sure that if someone proposed to their girlfriend at OUR birthday party, we wouldn't take it lightly, either. A woman took to r/pettyrevenge, sharing an infuriating situation that involved exactly that — ugh, the audacity . Well, rather at her BFF's b-day party. That's actually worse. Don't cheap out on your proposal dude, and never, EVER, steal someone else's thunder when they're celebrating something. That goes for birthday part…

When you the baddest and he's the realest

Home girl barely made it to her own wedding

The women of Reddit have spoken!