Hannah Marder

People Are Sharing The Moment They Realized Their Relationship Wasn't Healthy, And The Responses Range From Heartbreaking To Rage-Inducing

Please do not serve yourself some wedding cake BEFORE it is cut. I can't believe I have to say this.

If any aspect of your wedding is Donald Trump-themed, I'm side-eyeing you.

"So yeah, I get to say the first time I ever met my wife was filming her having sex with another guy."

"Other gems included: several tasteless cash grabs and no electronics on the threat of being asked to leave so that the couple could enjoy exclusive content for their failed YouTube channel."

“Perez Hilton calld me douchebag so I had my homie shoot up a gay wedding. wasnt his but still made me feel better."

"The realization that other kids' parents loved them and enjoyed being around their kids made me burst into tears on the walk home from my first visit to a normal family."

"When I heard a classmate's mom tell my parents about how much she adored me and how much I lit the room up with my personality, and she said that she was glad I was friends with her daughter. I never heard anyone in my family speak with that level of positivity and depth about anyone."

"When I was 12, I saw emails on my mom's iPod touch. The emails were very suggestive and were between my mother and another man. I never told my dad that I saw those emails. I wish I did because it turned out that she was cheating on him."

“I wouldn't even wear some of that today as an adult."

I did not have the French Prime Minister accidentally revealing Lady Gaga's engagement on his TikTok account on my 2024 Bingo card.

"Oh. Breaking news. Nobody knew I had a son; I just said that on here. ... That's fine."

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"You have my number. Why don't you text me and ask me yourself you stuck up ungrateful loser."

It doesn't get much worse than faking your girlfriend's death and then attempting to "contact" her via an Ouija board.

19 Messed-Up Facts About US History That I'm Almost Positive You Didn't Learn In Grade School

Emma Stone yelling out "I'M SORRY!" for taking the white-washed role in <i>Aloha</i> lives rent-free in my mind.

The whole Nancy Kerrigan/Tonya Harding thing is still one of the wildest sports stories of all time to me.

"Weird to think that sh*t was just played off as funny in the mid-2000s, and we all just went along with it."

I didn't know you could hack into nuclear weapons using Excel!