relationships

This guy asked the people of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for forcing his girlfriend to take a shower every night. Dude, you're not her parent. 

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This collection of funny tweets from husbands about navigating the emotional rollercoaster that is a marriage, will either encourage or strongly discourage you to ever pursue marriage. I mean, what's there to be afraid of? It's only for life. 

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. 

Someone on AskReddit got a fun and wild thread going about the cringiest things that people have done at weddings. Weddings just seem to bring all kinds of craziness out of people. 

This guy asked the people of Reddit's AITA section if he was in the wrong for calling out his buddy, and skipping said buddy's wedding, after he demoted him from being best man at his wedding. The overwhelming consensus here is that the groom was a toxic piece of work that showed no appreciation for all of his buddy's hard work. 

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. 

Man, oh, man, this military spouse was on a tear. She stirred up all kinds of unnecessary conflict and tension. The best part is she was accusing a woman of cheating on her husband, with her actual husband. There's something to be said of the folks pointing the fingers and playing the blame game, as they themselves might be pulling the sleaziest moves. 

Men typically bear the brunt of being creepy and weird in relationships, like these toxic nice guys that women dated, but that doesn't mean that dudes are never on the receiving end of some skin crawling, creepy behavior. For another big red flag, here's a woman who bombarded a dude's phone with a storm of texts.

This guy's girlfriend of two years asked him to help pay off her enormous college debt, and he laughed in her face about it. The internet weighed in on whether that was an appropriate response. For other relationship disputes people took to the internet, here's a woman who emasculated her egotistical boyfriend and a man who tried to control his girlfriend's money.