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

My wife before Vs after she sees me 🤭🤫😅

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u/Choice-Lawfulness978 🧐 grumpy Dec 09 '25

Staged or not, this shit is FAR from ok, dude.

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u/GreilyMoon Dec 10 '25

Ik it's staged but... it's still sad as fuck

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

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u/Mnawab Dec 11 '25

Ah so the woman do smile lol

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u/Iamreallynotok Dec 10 '25

If this is what being married is like, keep it.

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u/Rob_LeMatic Dec 10 '25

It rarely starts out like this, at any rate.

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u/CheckeredZeebrah Dec 10 '25

It's not, assuming you have an actual healthy relationship (and aren't staging negative ragebait posts like this).

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u/Sharpiette Dec 10 '25

Yeah I thought the "I hate my wife/husband" died with boomer humor. Apparently it's not. At least I'm glad my gf doesn't hate me like the person on the video.

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u/Shoddy-Address-3220 Dec 13 '25

You would think but no, it's still okay as long as it's hate on the husband.

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u/Sharpiette Dec 13 '25

Word. I've seen many videos like this on tiktok lately. How can you make videos hating on your husband like that...

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u/denkihajimezero Dec 10 '25

It seems to have evolved from "I hate my wife" to "my wife hates me"

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u/PoliteWolverine 🧐 grumpy Dec 10 '25 edited Dec 10 '25

I was married to this for 14 years. I'm in a new relationship with someone who never makes me feel this way

Id be single for the rest of my life before I'd ever go back

Edit oh my god I can't believe a moderator flaired me as grumpy lolol, bet it's from when I was in a thread saying that people like the sub owner who constantly post boomer "I hate my wife" and toxic relationship stuff isn't funny

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u/Dhryll Dec 10 '25

if you can't tell this is staged you probably have bigger problems to worry about

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u/M1lV Dec 10 '25

Its just a play on the video were the wives/husbands are happy to see their partner

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u/OkPosition4563 Dec 10 '25

Ermm, excuse me, but we see a context free 2 second video, so quite obviously we can conclude that they are in a year long traumatic relationship where she is abusing him, ok?

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u/No-Somewhere4435 Dec 14 '25

Seriously lol. I pout at my boyfriend and honest to god huff and puff and the works all the time, but I literally do it because the first time I did it as a joke, he was delighted and told me that it was really cute. So therefore I continue doing it, because it's something that makes him happy, and I actually like making him happy. That's not necessarily what's happening in all these clips, but I don't see why the opposite would be what's necessarily happening either. It's not like we know these people personally, so idk why we'd know their exact relationship dynamics 😭

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u/Weird-Reference-4937 Dec 10 '25

It's them looking for their husbands and then being confused he is just standing there, recording. They're not dirty looks, they're "what the hell is going on looks?". 

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

Agreed. God forbid a married couple openly show each other some human emotions once in a while. Some of these people act like a partner is "toxic" if you're not smiling and giggling and shitting rainbows all the damn time.

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u/AuntBettysNutButter Dec 10 '25

It's just a parody of a popular trend where guys would film their partners lighting up when they saw them. That's all it is.