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Why did I even get married?
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My partner vs. my patience
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Selective Hearing Champion
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I really relate to a lot of these memes targeting the husbands… What does that say about me as a future wifey?
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Silent Treatment Olympics
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I love you, but you're wrong.
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I can't believe I signed up for this...
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Always testing my sanity!
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Two People, One Blanket
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The Great Thermostat Debate
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When "I'm fine" means "RUN!"
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Your mess is OUR mess
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My favorite person to roast
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No, but for real. Why is it such a man thing to leave out all of the best details?
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Best frenemies for life!
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Cooking together is chaos
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Love you, but also plotting your demise
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The couple who argues together, stays together
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Fine, you're my person
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I need YOUR attention
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Inside jokes are our love language
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Love = roasting each other daily
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Still choose, you even when you're annoying
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Teammates in everything dumb and serious
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My Human Comfort Zone!
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Together forever
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Can't live without you!
25 Relationship Memes That Get Progressively Cuter from "Can't Live with 'Em" to "Can't Live without 'Em"
When you first met your partner, it was probably a lot easier to overlook their flaws and bad habits; you probably saw them as cute, little "quirks." However, once you moved in together, their chronic tardiness, laziness, and forgetfulness likely started to feel a lot more grating.
Instead of framing this as a vent on my fiance, I'm actually going to write from his perspective because I can fully admit that I am the one with more problematic habits in the relationship. When we didn't live together, he thought it was kind of cute how forgetful I was. Surprisingly, it wasn't me forgetting our anniversary or forgetting to turn the laundry machine on after loading it that drove him over the edge – it was my habit of never putting the cap back on the toothpaste after using it. This led to baby's first relationship fight!
Thankfully, we got over it. I'm not sure if I've learned to put the cap back on, or if he's just started doing it himself by instinct. Either way, we both learned that even though we can't really live with each other, we can't live without each other either.