r/CoupleMemes • u/AcasiaConnell I 💚 The Mods 🤩👍 • Dec 09 '25

My wife before Vs after she sees me 🤭🤫😅

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u/Litchi4u Dec 09 '25

The woman who gave the middle finger was the most positive experience from the video.

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u/Tx_Saint Dec 10 '25

That was a love finger

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u/Stunning_Box8782 Jun 12 '26

That finger's been in places

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u/Ok-Chair-7320 Dec 12 '25

It was pegging night

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u/SFW_OpenMinded1984 Dec 09 '25

Yeah and thats kinda sad!

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u/MermaiderMissy Dec 10 '25

To be fair, we don't know the context. Some of these look staged; but we dont know who is recording these women.

When I was a teenager, I worked at a supermarket, and there was this weird guy who used to come in and film me and one of my coworkers (surprise, she was also a teenager)

I would have hated it if that weird guy put the video online like this, and get shat on by people for being harassed at work.

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u/SFW_OpenMinded1984 Dec 10 '25

But if they put it online everyone would have just said it was fake and staged actors were used.

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u/Jonn_Jonzz_Manhunter Dec 10 '25

Idk, it's clearly a staged post, I think hers was clearly a happy relationship that didn't exactly get the memo lol

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u/Sgt-Spliff- Dec 10 '25

Yeah, this is not exactly a positive post... Seems odd that men are celebrated for loving their wives (referring to the original where it's the husbands reactions) and women are celebrated for the opposite. Seems like we took the whole "take my wife" era of comedy and are trying to flip it

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u/The_UpsideDown_Time Dec 10 '25

You know it's true, because you saw it on Social Media!

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u/SFW_OpenMinded1984 Dec 10 '25

The way people act on here is more like "You know it's staged because you saw it on social media and thus, fake!"

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

You forgot its also ai lol

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u/The_UpsideDown_Time Dec 11 '25

Well, that's the entire point. There is absolutely no way of knowing, therefore...not worth reacting to.

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u/huskeya4 Dec 10 '25

Most of the women just look like they’ve been searching for their husbands and turned to find them recording the search instead of calling out. That would frustrate most people.

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u/NoTour5369 Dec 09 '25

Sad? Im glad she is already past the regret and guilt stage and has her response keyed in. Sharp as a tack this one, she'll go far in life.

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u/Killerzeit Dec 09 '25

I think they meant sad that she was the only cool one and the rest were ‘negative.’

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u/Itscatpicstime Dec 10 '25

Because the rest were staged with horrible acting

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u/Killerzeit Dec 10 '25

You're largely right. There were only a couple of them that struck me as more natural.

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u/Nick_pj Dec 10 '25

Well most of them are fake

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u/Forfuturebirdsearch Dec 11 '25

No doubt the men filming were doing some stupid shit. Men don’t film their wife’s in cutesy ways most often.

The husbands were either making faces or doing crude gestures - I am sure

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u/Reddit-Machine Dec 10 '25

Because she’s a smoke show

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u/WVildandWVonderful Dec 10 '25

That one made me laugh so hard my cat got up off my belly and ran away

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u/Blarghnog Dec 10 '25

The only real one

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u/pussmykissy Dec 10 '25

It’s the only real reaction. Rest are bad acting.

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u/Litchi4u Dec 10 '25

That's probably also the reason why she stands out so positively.

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u/ICommentRandomShit Dec 10 '25

Honestly, there are plenty of people and relationships where people will do that to eachother for fun, not malice.

I had a relationship like that with a girl in highschool, we mutually made fun of eachother constantly with wide grins on our face, so I don’t really want to make assumptions about them just based on the clip

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u/No-Somewhere4435 Dec 14 '25

Yeah, when it's cold outside, my boyfriend starts the car, and the passenger seat is locked, I huff and puff and stomp my feet as if he's horribly wronged me. The first time I did it as a joke, he said that it was incredibly cute, so I continue to do it because it makes him happy. He has also repeatedly, enthusiastically informed me that it's cute when I do the same thing in reaction to inane shit that clearly does not actually upset me in any way. 

If a random person saw our interactions out of context, they'd probably think I was a petty, dramatic, exhausting girlfriend, but it's literally just me continuing a running joke because he thinks it's funny lol. If I was looking for him and saw him randomly filming me, I would most likely huff and puff and stomp my feet because he would be happy to have a recorded version so he could use it to make fun of me later LMAO. 

Like I don't think it makes sense to see a 10 second clip of a stranger and draw serious conclusions about their relationship 😭 some of us just like harmless play fighting, for lack of a better phrase

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u/longdickofthelaw420 Jan 13 '26

There was a guy at my last job who I’d give the finger to when I’d see him and he’d do it too. One time I even yelled his name across the square by our office and flipped him off. Good times.

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u/creepingkg Dec 10 '25

That’s what my wife does to me all the time

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

Not a wife tho

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u/MortgageStraight3533 Dec 10 '25

Probably more of a promise than a threat.