Smashing cake in face and throwing brides in pools

[Anonymous]

No weddings we have been to have done this. Maybe be more selective in your social media.

[Anonymous]

I dunno. I’ve wished it upon more than one bridezilla in my time.

[Anonymous]

A lot of it is influencers trying to go viral.

And I have seen just as many of women smashing cake in the faces of men...it definitely isn't just something bad evil men do to sweet innocent women.

I haven't seen brides pushed into the pool but I have seen a few where the bridge and groom jump in or the whole wedding party jumps in.

[Anonymous]

https://youtube.com/shorts/sCUKrVvF1go?si=6deQcdOCYkkdOBAI

https://youtube.com/shorts/LN85XZ53UIg?si=kSyCPu8JXvjFSA-B

Everyone seems to be cheering them on. Not something people are trying to stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m seeing these videos all over social media and it just makes me so mad. I want to start a movement where instead of people cheering or awkwardly laughing because they’re so shocked, I want everyone to go completely silent. Short of attacking the men (because it’s always men doing the smashing, shoving and pushing), this is really the only way guests can comfortably show their disgust at what the groom/guest/spouse/boyfriend did.

Everyone, go silent when this BS happens and go help your friend clean up, dry off, file for divorce, whatever suits the occasion.

Who’s with me?

I'm with throwing DCUM crazy women in pools and shoving cake in their fat faces whether at a wedding or not!

Who's with me!

[Anonymous]

throw in pools? what?

[Anonymous]

It’s all part of showing the wife who’s Boss now. To get her used to a lifetime of abuse to come.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m seeing these videos all over social media and it just makes me so mad. I want to start a movement where instead of people cheering or awkwardly laughing because they’re so shocked, I want everyone to go completely silent. Short of attacking the men (because it’s always men doing the smashing, shoving and pushing), this is really the only way guests can comfortably show their disgust at what the groom/guest/spouse/boyfriend did.

Everyone, go silent when this BS happens and go help your friend clean up, dry off, file for divorce, whatever suits the occasion.

Who’s with me?

I would give the divorce papers that day if that happened to me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No weddings we have been to have done this. Maybe be more selective in your social media.

Low class people and weddings

[Anonymous]

It's about time we get some legislation for this important social issue!

[Anonymous]

Can the men who are doing this all get sued for assault?

[Anonymous]

Cake smashing has always been and will always be trashy behavior.

[Anonymous]

Cringy.

Also is the bride wearing a dress and a guy wearing ratty shorts it's not cute.

[Anonymous]

Just because someone posts it on social media and idiots repost it, doesn't mean it reflects reality. I've never seen this at a wedding. Most brides want to keep looking great for the rest of their reception and dancing.

[Anonymous]

There are a lot of wedding professionals who claim it's associated with divorce but as far as I know there's no formal evidence of it. But that would be a pretty difficult study to do.