She is not the one female friend to have this revel in with their boyfriend, both.
On Monday, a woman named Isabella Koval tweeted screenshots of her Instagram put up of being at a soccer game with her boyfriend, versus his caption of the same symbol.
"My post vs my boyfriends," wrote Isabella on Twitter. Take a search for your self...
One photo was once uploaded to her own Instagram alongside the caption: "Always a blast [with] my bff." By contrast, her boyfriend, Justin, uploaded the same photograph with the caption: "sitting here trying to explain football to this uncultured swine."
The tweet went hugely viral, much to Koval's surprise. She told BuzzFeed News she's getting all sorts of DMs, most commonly from other folks telling her to dump him.
"My boyfriend rarely posts on any social media and I’m always telling him he should post more," she said. "So Saturday we went to the game, and I know nothing about football, and he was trying to explain the game to me, but I was too into my food.
Too into your food? What is that code for, that you enjoyed stadium food in a stadium? Quelle horreur.
Clearly, I'm one of many who think being called an "uncultured swine" is a dumping offense, but it looks like the women of our great nation are happy to take social media abuse from their boyfriends.
As for the people telling Koval to dump her boyfriend, it doesn't sound like that is going to happen. "People are telling me to dump him," she said. "Everyone that is aware of us thinks the ones comments are hilarious."
And her boyfriends response to all of this? "It was truly unexpected; when he saw our posts side by means of facet he concept it was once hilarious, however actually did not assume the rest of it until I pointed it out."
Other ladies have started sharing their side by side comparisons, and though most of their boyfriends aren't posting straight up insults about them, some of these captions are pretty rude, in my opinion.
This seems to be a fairly common occurrence: a woman shares a coupled-up pic with a sweet, loving caption, and her boyfriend throws all sentiment out the window and goes for something crass or, in the case of this one, TMI.
The guy in this couple chose a Spongebob reference/meme as the "candy" caption for this pic snuggled up next to his girlfriend while she calls him her favorite person and #mylove.
I'm going to err on the side of charitable with this guy and say this is him trying to say "we blank up beautiful nice, huh?" because the alternative is just too much for me.
This guy, on the other hand, isn't leaving quite as much room for charitable interpretations. In his defense, I don't know a single man of any sexual orientation whose mind doesn't go straight there with any photo of a person eating ice cream.
I'm not sure if this is a compliement or a burn.
I guess if your love can live to tell the tale your vital different being an idiot on Instagram, it may well climate any storm. This is in truth courting targets.
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