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The website Bright Side has compiled a list of images that perfectly capture those unexpected changes a couple will go through once they decide to move in with each other.
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Li Chenxi (27) is trying to avoid the disparaging title of "sheng nu," or "leftover woman," so she rented a boyfriend to bring home to her family for Chinese New Year.
Every Chinese New Year is basically one large family reunion and Li Chenxi is trying to avoid the inevitable questions of why she'll be alone forever. There's a major stigma in China, a culture that often attaches unflattering labels to the unmarried, so the pressure is on.
Watch how Li Chenxi picks out a boyfriend named Sean (24) and then tries to convince her family that the two are in love.
*Renting a BF is $150, with an extra charge for a kiss and a cuddle.
Here's the full video from Al Jazeera:
Deleting photos and watching all those "likes" disappear is not an easy thing to do. That's why this girl took the approach of recaptioning all the photos with her lying boyfriends once things finally came to an end.
Very well done!
All of this cuteness is too much.
The internet was shook with feels when Redditor General-ColinBile posted these post-its "visited my younger cousin and noticed how his girlfriend shows love".
To give context he wrote -- "They were posted on his bathroom mirror. I took them down for better picture taking... Amazingly even at his age, he's mature enough to see she's someone special."
Someone special indeed.
Via Rico Roman
At first she thinks that she is watching a video made by her boyfriend's friend, starring her boyfriend. But, after watching her boyfriend take out rounds of henchman, she gets surprised with "seriously the most amazing thing in the world."
Via nypost
Evan Scribner was busted by his girlfriend when she opened up his Pokémon GO account to discover that the cheating trainer had been roaming the high grass in a territory he shouldn't be.
Scribner's spot was blown when his girlfriend noticed the New York neighborhood where Evan caught a Zubat was the same area his ex-girlfriend lived. Pokémon GO uses geolocation services to monitor where and when each Pokémon caught is found. Soo, yeah, Evan had no excuse.
“She saw that I had caught a Pokémon while at my ex’s house,” a broken-hearted Scribner told The Post. “She found out last night at my house and hasn’t contacted me since then,” Scribner said.
There's always been a language barrier between men and women (he said, she heard). It's important to understand the possibility of mistranslation early on in a relationship because one bad interpretation could lead to a dating disaster.
