Marriage

"The cruel dysfunction in this marriage was nothing that you haven't seen up close with your own friends," Doug Stanhope writes in a book about Depp and Heard.

"Ask Pete how those tattoos of my kids doing in the trauma unit," West, who shares four children with Kardashian, wrote in an Instagram post.

The vegetarian couple will not be serving meat despite the bride's mom noting they would "expect a vegetarian option at someone else's wedding."

The daughter claims her father had various relationships with younger women in the past and set up the funds to protect his assets.

"If he wants to blow all his money on experiences that's fine but he doesn't get the security of property in return," one commenter asserted.

According to his own family, the husband knew the woman did not want children and even had her tubes tied before they began dating.

"This is a great time to show her that actions have consequences," one person wrote after learning more about the sister's husband.

"I'm really so attracted to him, and vice versa, and I love every minute of it," the New Jersey native said during a Q&A session.

A woman has asked Mumsnet for support after her husband spent all his money for the month then asked her for more.

"I'd be mortified if someone said this at my wedding," one person on Reddit wrote. "It'd make it seem that the person is saying I'm second choice."

"You were asked a question and answered honestly, which is the ethical thing to do," said one reply on the viral post.

A woman, who recently gave birth, has received a wave of support from users on Mumsnet after discovering a note about her partner's "5 year plan" to leave her.

A bad visit in 2019 was the catalyst for tension that is still festering today.

Sometimes "a tuneup around communication" is needed regardless of how good or bad a relationship is, Ramani Durvasula, a clinical psychologist, told Newsweek.

"One night he left our house and bed and midnight to fix her flat tire, telling me afterward that I made a "big deal" about it."

"I'm a Cinderella waiting for some prince to come save me. I want to just run away or even better move out and leave them to tend to themselves."

"They didn't have a good reason to miss it, and they're rightfully mortified," one commenter wrote.

"So your husband, upon hearing that you were starving yourself, wasn't concerned?" asked one Redditor.

The bride's mother said it would be "chaotic just waiting for the bathroom in the morning with 11 people in the house!"

A study noted that social media can offer "opportunities for cheating behaviors that may cause conflict and erode marital quality."

After much discussion, the woman said there was "no coming back" from her husband's drunken confession.

"I feel like I'm being made out to be a terrible person and don't know if there is anything I can do," the divorcée wrote.

"Why do you want someone who doesn't believe in being faithful standing by your side while you vow to be faithful?" one commenter questioned.

"He's had it for longer than we have been together," said the man's wife. "Mildly infuriating but also kind of endearing."

"If his own wife wants to be his servant that's her choice. In your home you make the call. And his attitude is messed up," one user commented.

Redditors are giggling at the "sweet story" of a woman who inadvertently discovered her boyfriend plans to propose.

Sophia Corah, 24, was declared legally blind in August 2017. Shortly after, she met her soon-to-be husband, Christian.

The "John Wick" actor was jet-lagged but still found time to pose for pictures and chat with the happy couple and their guests.

Though not every guest was expected to follow the wedding colors, the parents and grandparents of the bride and groom, as well as the wedding party were.

The wife shared that she is the "breadwinner" of the marriage and still puts all her money into a joint account.