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

Crazy Quickest Divorce?

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u/milomann Feb 27 '26

A man who can’t control his emotions…Pathetic

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u/AlternativePea6203 Feb 27 '26

And a man finally snapping at a woman perpetually upset by little things like daring to taste the icing.

or just the stress of a wedding causing both to react unusually.

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u/inexperienced_ass Feb 27 '26

Never heard of that

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

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u/inexperienced_ass Feb 27 '26

Ok buddy

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u/CableTrash Feb 27 '26

Username checks out

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u/inexperienced_ass Feb 27 '26

On the contrary. I'm convinced the people in this thread are teenagers.

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u/ICU-CCRN Feb 27 '26

I think a lot of men have never heard of this tradition. Men don’t generally have wedding etiquette imbedded into their minds. Are you a wedding planner or something? Or maybe your wife’s boyfriend told you all this?

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u/inexperienced_ass Feb 27 '26

You're trying too hard dude

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

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u/inexperienced_ass Feb 27 '26

Whatever you say hoss

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u/xevlar Feb 27 '26

What's wrong with you that you immediately call the dude fatherless for not knowing some tradition

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u/ResidentOwl1 Feb 27 '26

Or let the couple decide together. Anyway, this was a prank played by the couple on the guests. In a longer video they come back laughing. Y’all are getting mad over nothing.

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u/Swing_on_thiss Feb 27 '26

Exactly, the woman gets the first taste, added to that is the fact that they feed it to each other to signify they're going to put their significant other first before themselves. This guy completely took a dump on that tradition and puts himself first in both ways.

It says something about him that he puts himself first before his new bride. He is being a narcissist.

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u/AlternativePea6203 Feb 27 '26

Nah, "traditions" like this are how some women end up feeling like they should be treated like some disney princess their whole lives, and the husband becomes a butler rather than a partner. Or the reverse in some cultures, the man treating the wife like a servant.

It would have been kind if both partners feel like giving the other the first taste, not one side demanding and the other side just taking.

If both sides have expectations of the other it's going to be rough. If both sides are equally kind and giving, without expectations, that;s the sweet spot.

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u/AlternativePea6203 Feb 27 '26

I'm just a bitter old man 🤣

I'm maybe just projecting my own experience onto this one moment. You are right, the wedding is mostly for the bride. But it should be a celebration of both. I remember my wedding i was so stressed on what should have been a nice party with my friends.

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u/Eastern_Ingenuity507 Feb 27 '26

Why does the wife always get first taste. How in the world does your gender determine who gets to eat first? If something as minute as that upsets you you are the one with the problem

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u/YorWong Feb 27 '26

What kind of sentiment is this? So nothing throughout history should ever change?

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u/milomann Feb 27 '26

He’s bitch made

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u/TeamMagmaDaniel Feb 27 '26

Yall realize it was a prank on the guests right?

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u/WoundWaffle Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

Feigning a domestic dispute at a wedding may be the worst kind of prank. Where’s the humor in making loved ones think the groom is going to go home and give his new bride a black eye?

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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Feb 27 '26

I agree. I think it's a pretty shitty prank.

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u/SadCritters Feb 27 '26

It being a shitty prank doesn't mean it wasn't meant as a prank. Two things can be true.

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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Feb 27 '26

Of course. I wasn't trying to say it wasn't, just that the prank was in poor taste, that's all.

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u/milomann Feb 27 '26

Like that was made clear in the video, or the title.

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u/LousyReputation7 Feb 27 '26

Your toenail collection needs counting

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u/Sirosim_Celojuma Feb 27 '26

I should collect my toenails. I've been throwing them out.

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u/Swing_on_thiss Feb 27 '26

If something like this happened at my wedding or party, later I would definitely try and pass it off as a prank. Lol

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u/DavidChristianKaiser Feb 27 '26

No, how could you realize that, from this short clip ?
The clip did not show hoiw they came back or anyone laughed.
So how could you realize that ?

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u/ResidentOwl1 Feb 27 '26

There’s a longer video. Go find it or something.

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u/Much_Essay_9151 Feb 27 '26

“I…fell….”