16 Divorce Memes For All The People Who Are Regularly Provoked By Their Exes

Growing up, fairy tales taught us that marriage was the happily ever after we were all searching for. We believed that once we made it to the altar with someone, we were going to be endgame. How naive we were! Marriage after the altar is a whole lot of work, and many couples out there end up not making it. Love in real life isn't a cute, little fairy tale where we all live happily ever after. We gotta put in the work, and sometimes people realize who that their partner isn't who they thought they were once they're already married. The awesome thing about the 21st century is that if you realize that your partner is a total monster, you can still get divorced! It's obviously not ideal, but it's never too late. Instagram account divorcetea makes the best memes regarding all the emotions and logistics surrounding a divorce, and it's hilarious. Have a look at our favorites from this week below. 

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