Dandy Divorce Memes To Celebrate The End Of A Grave Error AKA Marrying The Ex In The First Place (September 20, 2022)

Choosing our life partner is one of the biggest decisions we're going to make in life. It's a wonder such a huge percentage of the population manages to mess up that decision so often. At the time, our significant other felt so right, but looking back, it's like we had beer googles on when we first fell in love with them. We don't know how we couldn't see that they were total buffoons when we first met them because now it's so abundantly clear to us. Perhaps we were young and naive, but now that we're older and wiser, we could see them for what they truly are, which is ugly - inside and out. The cool thing about the 21st century is that if you've made a huge mistake such as marrying the completely wrong person, you can still get divorced! Hooray! Scroll down to see our favorite divorce memes of the week.

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Our only requirement is being a REAL MAN. It's not that complicated.
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We don't know how we ever thought marrying that dude was a good idea.
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