The WORST TikTok Husbands Yet

The WORST TikTok Husbands Yet

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[Mantixion]

"Men, do better. Women.... do women."

-Samantha Lux, 2024

[botanicalitus]

This is why more and more straight women are choosing to stay permanently single than settle

[fretless]

I am a man that follows you. My wife and I came from different faith traditions and I researched wedding traditions and wrote (for lack of a better term) a script for our wedding that melded the two traditions into a ceremony that would be meaningful to each of us and our families. We each wrote our own vows (and they did NOT mention gagging or headboard banging). On top of not wanting to ruin that by smashing food in her face, I also knew that she took all day getting her hair and makeup done and getting dressed up for the occasion; I understood how important a moment it was and what it meant to her. WRT "babysitting", we agreed early on that neither of us "babysat" our son... we parented. People suck.

[lunakat__]

its just so "funny" that people always say that everyone else is ruining thr "sanctity" of marriage.

meanwhile straight men:

[jstew]

Middle aged cis het guy here. The older I get, the fewer straight guy friends I have. I just don't think about things and look at life in a way that makes it easy to fit in with most of their culture and world view. There is just so much false bravado and a ton of projection that filters into everything they do. If I'm really stressed about something I'd rather talk to one of my female friends, it feels like a more authentic communication. I'm a former light heavyweight MMA fighter and played basketball in college, so listening to physically mediocre men chirp on and on about whether a random dude is acting gay, or if a guy does X activity it means they're gay, or how elite female athletes suck compared to male athletes, yada yada just fatigues me to no end.

[DimmerMeerkat]

I'm a guy and I watch your channel! I'm also a hopeless romantic, and when I get married, you better believe my vows will be heartfelt. My partner and I have also talked about this weird af cake trend, and have agreed that it looks miserable and dangerous. I asked if she's comfortable with a little frosting nose-boop with the tip of my finger, and she said yes to that. Sooo, that's what'll be done.

[aidenlol.]

As a guy, these men completely disgust me. I hope they come to their senses

[wsxfafoxws]

you know every last one of these horrible men will say to everyone they have no idea why their wives left them for the delivery driver.

[forgottenartform]

The one about the husband not showing up was a small news story in Wales, the bride just turned it into a big party and the groon didnt even have the guts to get his stuff back, sent his parents to do that instead of seeing her

[mandyb]

I have a friend who's been engaged for years. They haven't set a date yet. Whenever she asks about a date for their wedding he changes the subject. He apparently thinks he has to pay for it all. I don't think he wants to get married.

[DestructionGlitter]

I was married for 10 years. Wedding wasn't a big deal. A fun party and dress up opportunity. What bothers me isn't that he didn't prepare anything emotional and serious, it's the SHEER DISRESPECT of saying something like that to your partner in a public setting with all your family and friends watching. What the actual f*ck, dude? Do you just not respect her as a human being at all? That's gross. And not funny.

[StealthheartDraws]

The biggest issue I have with the second one is that those were supposed to be his vows to HER but he just gave her “expectations” and “requirements”

[RegularBeams]

I saw people bring up a beautiful video of a groom's beautiful vows to his bride and it really was like poetry, he was talking about wanting to spend his whole life with her and find her in their next life, it was GORGEOUS, a real tearjerker. And hats off to that husband, he clearly felt the importance of that day and wanted to make it a special moment to look back on.

But someone else brought it up that they went to a wedding where the groom just talked about all ~"mundane" things like "I promise to give you shoulder massages and make your coffee with two sugars and milk" just you know, all small things that show that he loves and appreciates and like, bloody KNOWS his damn wife. And even that made everyone at the event tear up because it was just such a beautiful moment between two people who love each other. Like you don't have to be a poet to write something nice, you just have to be yourself. And I guess if you are an ugly motherfker on the inside then that will really show on the effort you put in your vows.

[mors]

What I hate about this is that there is some women who are into Men being this way because they think "this is just how men act" and sadly this thought process is more common in more conservative areas. Even though men can be held accountable some women are still raised to believe that this is "just how men are" and it's sick

[joelgertler]

Moral of the story, practice your vows before the wedding. Wedding day is no time for surprises.

[Ichigo_n_pals]

These wedding vows would never never get past my mom she interviews couples before she weds them, and if there are any red flags she will refuse to do their wedding.

[AngelDRose]

Saw you fighting the good fight on Twitter the last few days. Just wanted to say thank you for not only standing up for the LGBTQIA community and Lgbt kids, but for sharing your story as well. Hopefully some lost queer person will see it and learn that they are not alone. Love you ❤❤❤❤

[Armosect]

Weaponized incompetence actually is something that I have seen used by a lot of people. It is a real thing when people want to be lazy. However, when done around me, I tend to respond very negatively to it. It is primarily why I have few, if any, male friends. This tactic I not only see through, but it is the kind of behavior that warrants being berated. 😅

[madalice]

I've learned that there are some men who will "pick you up when you fall down" or "love you when you're broken", while actually just zeroing in on someone who's vulnerable and making them feel emotionally dependent. They will do just enough to get a woman to trust them, while undermining their self worth and manipulating then to keep them locked down. The brides here gave heartfelt, beautiful vows and the grooms took the opportunity to publicly humiliate them in front of family, friends and now, the internet. They do not deserve these women.

[makeuholic]

«Women…do women😏» was the perfect summary of this whole video