Man, she sounds like a real pleasant human being to be around. Seriously though, what compels these liars to go about their dishonest antics, and think that other folks might not call them out for their lies? Leaving a negative review that's totally made up is just next level, as well.
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This woman's a legend. Apparently, she'd learned that her husband, "Jake", was running around on her. She proceeded to hatch and execute a plan, where she was able to fool her rascal husband into thinking that his side chick had booked a night at a hotel for them. One can only imagine what kind of rage room that husband walked into.
Throwing out the shed as a potential living space amidst this quarrel was a wild ultimatum. Maybe, it's the kind that this particular couple needs to smooth things over. Cause at this point, it sounds like the two human beings sharing a space together are at odds, over one person's refusal to maintain some basic hygiene.
This dad's daughters decided they didn't want his "new wife" to attend their weddings. It sounds like there is a bit of a hang up going on, when it comes to the daughters moving on, and accepting their dad's new partner. Ultimately, the choice is up to them, but at this point, it looks like they're in a bit of a gridlock. So, dad is wondering whether he's in the wrong over potentially choosing not to attend, if they won't include his new wife?
This bride found herself facing some criticism from people in the comments section after telling her fiancé that he couldn't have his female friend be a "best woman" at their wedding. Sounds like someone is enjoying bossing the other person around. There's that factor, and then the controlling nature of the instant-no too. If the guy identifies this woman as his best friend, shouldn't she be able to be his "best woman" at the wedding?
This guy asked people on Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for wanting to wait to have a baby with his wife, until she addressed her obsessive cleaning habits. Some folks in the replies section are suggesting that the process of having a baby would only elevate what could be an existent high anxiety level, for her. Maybe a little time could help. Who knows?
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This guy's wife dreamt that he cheated on her, and proceeded to demand that he apologize in real life.
This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for being upset about her partner getting her an engagement ring worth $80. The verdict rolling in would seem to be one that suggests she's not wrong for being hurt by the less than overwhelming financial gesture. A question that comes to mind is why he'd spend hundreds on a TV and $80 on a ring? What was the motivation there?
People on Twitter are summing up how they view marriage in one word. The resulting tweets display a wide range of interpretations when it comes to how people see "marriage." Some folks don't seem too into it, while others would seem to appreciate marriage for representing a powerful friendship that can span years of one's life.
This is one of those big TIFUs that sounds like it could be out of a movie. The fiancé in this scenario was blindsided by quite the revelation regarding his parents, thanks to a 23andMe kit. Hopefully they're able to work through the post-revelation with some grace. That's got to be a whole lot to digest.
People are sharing the habits that their spouses have that slowly and steadily drive them insane. For some, reading through this might awaken memories you have of your spouse and how they managed (or still do) to drive you crazy by doing (or not doing) things like leaving lights on at night, or the door unlocked, or a container of cream out after making a cup of coffee.
