marriage

At least they found love! What a fun little rollercoaster. For a second there it looked like there might've been some cheating going on. 

Jenna Guillaume's hilarious Twitter thread started with a complete curveball of a question. She asks whether it's normal that her husband enjoys his snacks in the shower? It shouldn't even matter whether it's normal or not. This guy is living his best life. Totally support his idea to start up a YouTube channel about shower snacks, and which snacks appropriately qualify as shower snacks. 

Many people have this skewed idea of divine knowledge and love at first sight, like a relationship is supposed to be "meant to be." but sometimes you get hit by a stranger's car and smash through their windshield and right into their heart. Uh, metaphorically. The circumstances that lead to marriage can be funny, wild, and unexpected.

Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about people's wild and surprising marriage stories. You just never know what could kickstart a love that'll last a lifetime. Could be something as silly and immature as throwing a paper airplane at the back of someone's head. 

Saag Jaan's Twitter thread about the crucial things to consider before marriage went viral, and it's no wonder. So many folks can fall prey to the pain of realizations about their partners, that simply came too late into the game. You'd never want to find yourself married to someone, only to realize that if you'd had a few more eye-opening conversations about the heavier topics that really matter in the long run, you'd both have realized things just weren't going to work out. Maybe this list will help couples avoid those unfortunate moments. 

This woman asked folks on Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for rejecting an engagement ring that her fiancé had given to his ex originally. Probably would've been best to just cough up the extra dough, and actually buy a new ring, my dude. Everyone in the comments seems to have sided with the woman's decision to reject the offering as well. 

Tetris, the building block of every dysfunctional family. Seriously though, this tale of revenge centers on a man and his nasty father-in-law who simply wouldn't accept him for his daughter. By all measures, it sounds like the dad's daughter and the guy telling this story were truly in love, and happy together; but sometimes that just isn't enough for the stubborn, judgmental folks of the world. Fortunately, a moment arrived when Tetris was introduced as the tool to put a stop to all the animosity once and for all. I mean, there was definitely still animosity after the game, but it was of a passive aggressive nature. 

The look on the mother-in-law's face must've been priceless. Yes, this woman's story of secretly understanding her mother-in-law's native language, and ultimately accidentally making that known to the rest of the family is pure gold. I think the pure shock value in letting the mother-in-law know that she could understand her all along makes all that trash talk worth it. 

Someone on AskReddit got a wild thread going about the most ridiculous reasons that people ever filed for divorce. Love drives people to do some crazy things, and if that love ever burns out, things can escalate very quickly. 

While this husband's birthday surprise absolutely erred on the side of fail, it seems like there was a bit more at play than just the surprise for these two lovebirds. Sounds like tensions were already rising for the two, and that him "forgetting" his wife's birthday was the straw that broke the camel's back. Fortunately, the situation gets calmed down, and it sounds like the two are working on ironing out their struggles. 

These tweets will either convince you that you actually want to get married, or talk you out of the process altogether. 

If there's one thing that these hilarious and unfiltered tweets about marriage prove, it's that the experience is just like an emotional rollercoaster. You have the good days and the bad days, and will continually be tested by that partner as you navigate life together. 

This groom pitched a fit about his fiancé wanting to get a wedding dress that was $350. My dude, this is a wedding that we're talking about. If you and your fiancé truly had enough in savings to make a comment about just how much you have in savings, then maybe it's best to not worry about your fiancé wanting to get what sounds like a very reasonable wedding dress. The people in the comments section of this particular aita seem to agree. 

This bride asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for not wanting her friend's dog at the wedding. It would seem like this particularly tough predicament boils down to the fact that they both have disabilities, and it's completely understandable that due to the bride's extenuating circumstances (intense allergies) that she wouldn't want the dog at the wedding.