He's a borderline trophy husband

We get shopping cheap, but this takes things a little too far

No, you're mistaken, we're absolutely not crying at how sweet this is

As wholesome as it gets

We used to believe that relationships were meant to be these crazy rollercoasters filled with ups, downs, turns, and upside town twists. But the older we get the more we realize that relationships are supposed to be a safe haven where two people are comfortable and intimate with one another. A safe space where all your quirks and insecurities are welcomed and not frowned upon. Don't get us wrong, we love the thrill and mystery when it comes to romance and dating. But if we're talking about long…

Even when you're settled into love, life is still a rollercoaster

If life has taught us anything - it's to have confidence in ourselves and know our damn worth. Because if we don't, then people just end up taking advantage and walking all over us. This goes for everything in life - jobs, friendships, and most importantly partners. Don't get us wrong, we haven't always been this confident in ourselves. We've had plenty of horrible relationships where we didn't feel valued nor appreciated but you know what? It's almost like there was a purpose to all of that. A…

Retribution comes swiftly for those with a wandering eye

Did he take it too far?

Only because we did tell you so

We're totally fine and totally sane, just a little bit love struck

Seriously, what was he thinking?!

Is it just us or is pregnancy overly romanticized? They tell us our skin will be glowing, smiles will be shining, and our auras will be so blissful and pleasant... like nothing we've ever experienced before. Yeah, right. Ask any pregnant person and/or anyone whose ever given birth and they'll tell you that it's nowhere near as picture-perfect as they made it out to be. Instead of blissful auras, we have morning sickness (which, by the way, is not limited to mornings), swollen feet, and a consta…

just a silly lil collection of marriage memes, no big deal

Compatibility is key

Over time, people change, and oftentimes that's the reason you find yourself drifting apart from friends, family, and partners. In this case, OP's husband changed into a person she no longer knew; this was not the man she married. OP explained that after getting a new job where her husband was paid a lot of money, he slowly but surely began to represent the type of people he was constantly surrounded with: mean rich people, for lack of a better term. The day she never thought would arrive final…