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This feels trip of an AskReddit thread has people describing the emotionally painful times that they realized they'd actually married the wrong person. Sometimes you throw in with another person that you're convinced is your soulmate, and then go on to realize that there are insurmountable obstacles in the way of the two of you having a fruitful and loving relationship. After a realization like that the purest expression of love can really be to just let the person go. 

Man, it sounds like there's a whole lot more going on in this marriage than what we can partially make out at the surface level. We have a married couple that's been married for apparently eight years, and the guy's wife is somehow too cheap to dish out a couple bucks to grab him a nice holiday drink. Kind of a tough situation to find yourself in. Especially if you're already cranky from not having your daily caffeine fix. Would you say he's being out of line for his angry reaction, or is the emotional implosion well warranted? You be the judge. 

If you've ever found someone special to share some time with in this mad world, you've likely participated in carrying on some hilariously dumb but highly addictive bit with your partner. You probably had no idea why you were doing it, and why it was so funny without fail every time, but you continued to do with admirable, stubborn persistence. 

Well, it sounds like that wedding was destined to be a grand success. Anyone who is showing up to pay a deposit for their wedding the day before the actual wedding clearly has a whole lot going on underneath the surface. Maybe she could've had some sort of wiggle room if she hadn't insisted on making up something about a website existing. If you're looking for more juicy wedding drama, check out the most entitled bridezillas of 2020. 

Weddings have always seemed to possess an innate ability to bring out people's most dramatic and unreasonable sides. They're occasions that are just ripe for people losing their minds when everything doesn't go just as they planned. Thus, you factor in a year of complete chaos like that of 2020, and you're bound to encounter all kinds of bridezilla implosions. These are some of the most notable bridezilla meltdowns that 2020 has seen. 

All kinds of toxicity and pettiness can come to the surface when ex lovers are muddling through nasty breakups. This particular scenario involves an angry ex wife who demands that her ex removes all of his stuff from their storage unit. He proceeds to do just that, but it would seem that his ex wife was not ready for him to take the request completely to heart. 

Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the worst and most profoundly awkward things that people have let slip during otherwise mundane conversations. Unfortunately, we've all been there at some level. Hopefully, these honest insights from folks that endured gnarly brain farts make you feel better about your most harrowing conversations. 

Man, this woman's husband sounds like he was acting like every bit of a waking nightmare. The dude was dropping toxic comments left and right, and really, it sounds like he had to go. As for her staying at the wedding even though her rude husband got kicked out...seems like a completely reasonable move. It was her sister's big day, after all!

Man the dynamics of this whole wedding sound like a bit of a mess. You've got the woman attending the wedding of an ex that cheated on her with his coworker. On top of that you then have the guy calling her after the wedding to whine about her taking the attention away from him on his big day, because she was pregnant. By the way, a pregnancy that she never announced on a loud speaker or anything. It really sounds like she was just trying to go with the flow, and do what people asked of her. The folks in the comments section seem to be in agreement that she wasn't in the wrong in this scenario. 

Poor Hank, we hope he's okay. Otherwise all we've got to say about this tale of professionally executed revenge is bravo. The Karen-ness was ferociously strong with this woman. Yikes, indeed. Check out some more juicy Karen drama with this story about Karen throwing away an expensive cake, and then the office fighting back. 

Talk about a marriage destined for failure. This groomzilla is about as shallow and materialistic as they come. And the dude has the audacity to rudely reject terrific car offers coming his way. It's so cringe and cheap that you almost hope it can't be real. Check out another choosing beggar's request that ended up landing them at a comedy club.

Wow, it's not every day you come across a bridezilla case involving a request right out of left field to have turtles with lit candles on their backs at the wedding reception. I can appreciate the creativity, but that's about it. The turtles definitely wouldn't be stoked about having to lug around lit candles on their backs. 

As far as relationship blunders go, arranging your mother and family to be at your wedding anniversary behind your wife's back sounds like a big one. Not sure what was going through the guy's mind when he decided to covertly get his mom into the mix, but the wife is understandably peeved. For another interesting one, here's a girlfriend who beat her upset boyfriend at a steak eating challenge.

Man oh man, nothing like some good old fashioned family drama when it comes to an engagement. This guy sounds like he did exactly what his partner would've wanted him to do. The only person that seemed to have a problem with his ring choice was the grandmother. Folks in the comments seem to be of the opinion that he's not the jerk as long as he stands by his decision, and doesn't back down to whiny grandma. 

Dave is obviously a very smart man. But with that being said, just picture the scenario of Karen suing. Judge could sure have a nice laugh out of that one.