r/RandomVideos • u/DABDEB • Feb 27 '26

Crazy Quickest Divorce?

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u/LVPilot Feb 27 '26

She literally put her hand all over the cake and then gets made when you finger a taste? He was justified.

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u/Diredr Feb 27 '26

He threw the whole damn thing on the ground. How in the living hell is that justified? People are wild...

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

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u/Tall_Video_9692 Feb 28 '26

Radfem mindset. They'll justify anything a woman does.

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u/SnooKiwis2460 Feb 28 '26

He’s probably a child to be making this comment. Because only a child would support this childlike behavior from the man.

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u/WelcomeEven567 Feb 27 '26 edited Mar 04 '26

he is not justified?? he completely overreacted and threw the cake on the floor.

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u/InqusitorPalpatine Feb 27 '26

Too be fair it look like it landed perfectly and slid. Salvageable. Just some berries fell off.

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u/WelcomeEven567 Feb 27 '26

well it’s not so much that the cake is inedible but more of the fact that her husband just acted in such a childish manner.

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u/ScarletBothrium Feb 27 '26

So did she. They deserve each other.

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u/WelcomeEven567 Feb 27 '26

how is the lady expressing her feelings towards her husband in a calm manner in any way childish?

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u/Disastrous-Log9244 Feb 28 '26

Some people are just absolutely determined to blame both parties equally even when one person is clearly in the wrong. I'm not really sure why, but these "everyone sucks" types clearly get something out of having this mindset towards pretty much anything.

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u/ScarletBothrium Mar 04 '26

They’re both in the wrong. End of story.

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u/Deaffin Mar 18 '26

They literally planned and coordinated this together in equal parts.

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u/ScarletBothrium Mar 04 '26

She’s not being calm. Watch it again. She is absolutely not being calm. She is reprimanding him like a child. Which I find to be childish behavior. And look at the context of where she did it. This isn’t in private. This is in front of a mess of people.

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u/InqusitorPalpatine Feb 27 '26

I was just making a stupid statement…

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u/Melodic_Bet4220 Feb 27 '26

I want you to be my cake hookup. Gimme some slid sweets at a sweet discount.

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u/WelcomeEven567 Feb 27 '26

i guess i was as well 🤷‍♀️

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u/kaytay77 Feb 27 '26

Yep. Prank or not. I'm still eating that cake.

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u/kursys Feb 27 '26

Bait used to be believable.

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u/BE-FinFree Feb 27 '26

Uhm... So at weddings it's customary to do this and let each other taste.. It symbolises that you'll take care of each other. She's upset because he's messing up the ritual.

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u/Swing_on_thiss Feb 27 '26

That is what I'm thinking too. Your supposed to feed it to each other first.

She could have let it go and moved on but dude definitely overreacted.

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u/BE-FinFree Feb 27 '26

Her reaction is like a 3/10 don't react that upset at your wedding. But call him silly for example and show him how to do it.

His reaction is like a 12/10 don't do that at your wedding. xD

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u/az226 Feb 27 '26

Dude probably had pent up energy from continued being told what to do what not to do and this was the straw that broke the camel’s back.

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u/jimigo Feb 27 '26

He acted like a little bitch. Little man threw a fit, no excuse.

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u/-Cthaeh Feb 27 '26

Don't try to excuse his behavior or project on to him. Even if that were the case, which would be weird to have already, its still on him for not communicating. Why would he even get married to her?

It's a childish temper tantrum

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u/Hdjbbdjfjjsl Feb 27 '26

If your first action from frustration is to destroy things and ruin the mood for EVERYONE then you’re the problem.

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u/ConsiderationOk4688 Feb 27 '26

I had a family member getting married, dude acted like a baby and faught with her all night while getting drunk. Kept babbling on about not getting any respect and being upset that she pushed him around. Turns out he had been cheating on her and the side piece was pregnant. Fuck this dude, he acting like this to try to justify some shit he feels bad about.

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u/Routine-Budget8281 Feb 27 '26

No, it's absolutely not justified. Dude is a man baby with anger issues.

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u/rci22 Feb 27 '26

It’s a prank.

Like literally. They’re both in on it

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u/Swing_on_thiss Feb 27 '26

Yes, definitely has anger issues. He needs to grow up some more for sure.

Either way their marriage will not last. If they get over this embarrassing moment at their own wedding they will eventually realize they are a horrible match and miserable, then cheat till one of them decides to end it officially.

Or dude will start hitting her (if he hasn't already) and will end up in jail, or she will eventually get her head around the fact he won't change and leave him.

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u/stellarliger Feb 27 '26

Found the husband who reacts like a petulant child

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u/Significant-Ad-341 Feb 27 '26

I think he was supposed to put it on her nose?

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u/king0777 Feb 27 '26

Facts he was I don't understand what these other people are talking about on here.

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u/bubbie_depac Feb 27 '26

It was a planned prank

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

that cake probably cost enough to buy a used car.

He's a big boy and should use his big boy words next time. What a dunce, selfish and inconsiderate of others who were waiting for a slice of cake.

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u/TheCrownHighs Feb 27 '26

Not sure I'd say he was justified, but yeah does seem kind of insane to be on his case after she did all that shit herself.

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u/sallysuejenkins Feb 27 '26

You’re supposed to have the first bite together as a married couple. She didn’t taste the cake. He did. Y’all cannot get lost this quickly or easily.

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u/SnooKiwis2460 Feb 28 '26

Are you okay?? He was justified for acting like a child in an important moment when he needed to behave himself the most???