Which absurd meme destination is your most romantic spot?

Never stop dating

Intimacy needs actions, it needs a sense of wonder and unpredictability

Some breakups do not call for maturity. Some exes are so deserving of payback that it would be a grave injustice if you chose not to do something. Obviously, the sensible thing to do following a breakup is to take the high road and to trust that the best revenge is success and happiness. That being said, we cannot expect the anonymous folks from this Reddit thread to do the sensible thing in these situations. We can only expect drama and unnecessary overreactions because, let's be real here, th…

Some questions are just off limits, but people ask anyway

Satisfaction permeates through the face, hands, mouth, soul. Everywhere

The wholesomest, kinkiest, kink

True love exists in the small moments

“My boyfriend cheated on me and lied to me and his mother to get us to financially support him. When it was uncovered, I managed to get her to unequivocally take my side, and she remained closer to me than to him for the rest of her life.”

Don't cry about it, laugh because he's not worth it

Looks like Disney got something right about evil stepmothers...

They never said marriage was easy, everyone's too focused on the wedding

Real catches

When Tinder teaches us it's capable of love

In theory, swiping through potential partners on dating apps should not be the soul-crushing activity that it is. It should be thrilling to assess potential suitors, to scroll through their pictures and profile information while imagining what a relationship with them could look like. Unfortunately, reality has made it nearly impossible to enjoy the eternal misery of swiping on the apps. Perhaps it's our fault for always opening these apps during moments of loneliness and general low points. We…

Defining love, it takes the perspective of a poet and a professor