Communication is truly the most important part of a relationship. The way you speak to your partner will certainly make or break a partnership. The texts, while all pretty hilarious, give you a little bit of both sides of the spectrum. These texts exist to remind you of what to say and what you should never, EVER, ever say. If you like these textual tidbits, give @weshouldbreakup a follow on Instagram. Their account is perfect.
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Some people just don't understand how the world works. In this story, a spoiled brat tries to blackmail a carpenter into making a near-impossible exception for him based on who his father is. Fortunately for our hero, things don't work out as planned.
Everyone goes through messed up phases of insecurity. You may feel small, weird, or like a total outsider. In these situations, we recommend trying to get some perspective. These photos will help you do just that. The overload of cringe should remind you that everything could be much, much worse.
He's gonna see what he's missing.
It's not crazy for people to try to troll gold-digging women - this guy just really missed the mark. Instead of trolling a con-woman he attempts to make a fool out of a dominatrix that is quite explicit about her intentions. And he seriously, seriously, misses the mark. If there's a troll university he needs to get himself there, stat.
Our sister site Fail Bloghas taught us how many terrible cheapskates roam the planet - but this story proves that some people still have good intentions and even better hearts. Reddit user JeffTrav shared this heartwarming exchange to r/HumansBeingBros (a subreddit for stuff like this that will give you the feels) and the internet collectively squee'd. His wife was looking to sell her car for $1,200 and did not want to keep it on hold.Until someone with a great need came along. Prepare to feel the feels.
Duck you, autocorrect.
If you've ever used the internet, chances are you've received some kind of correspondence promising a grandiose sum from, say, a Nigerian prince. The blatantly suspect correspondence is pretty easy to ignore - but what would happen if you tried to beat the scammer at his own game? Here's our answer.
