There are plenty of dudes out there that have gotta be removed from our lives stat. At the same, there are some boyfriends that are so pure and wholesome that we want to make things work, alas, something is missing. Evidently, there are a plethora of reasons people break up, with some being more of a bummer than others. On an AskWomen subreddit thread, Reddit women shared reasons they broke up with their S/O, and many are heartbreaking. Scroll down for all the relationship disappointment. 

Matters of taste may be difficult to dispute, but there are some universal aesthetic truths in the design sector that we cannot stray from. For example, no carpet in the bathroom or kitchen. Though this may seem obvious, we regret to report that people do have carpeted washrooms. Some psychos even have cloth toilet seat covers. While most of us are free from such horror, this gallery is rock solid proof that there are some people who should not be trusted to decorate or design. Not even in their own home.

Drinking games serve as great bonding experiences. Sure, you don't need to drink to have fun, but it sure makes it a helluva lot more fun. The cool thing about drinking games is that there are always new ideas, no matter how ridiculous they are. Surprisingly enough, you can count on Twitter for the most innovative drinking game ideas, whether it has to do with TV shows or merely existing. Scroll down for our picks of the week. 

If spellcheck is making it impossible for you to make a sentence, there's a decent chance it's not spellcheck's fault. It's like this employee who insisted on their spelling of "Hampster." This exact issue is what births many dumb and creative spelling fails, but we're not here to tell people how to spell correctly. We're here to laugh at them. It's hard to tell a higher-level employee when they're wrong, but if they insist on being wrong, go ahead and let them. For another technical solution to a frustrating boss, here's an employee who wrote some code to comply with their boss who said employees can't idle.

Let's get one thing straight: at this point in the long-documented saga of the 21st century's most entitled a-holes, the term 'karen' isn't limited to middle-aged women, though the stereotype may have started that way. Just because someone doesn't flaunt a highlighted a-line bob doesn't mean they're exempt from the karen label. A 20-something man who calls the landlord on a neighbor peacefully sunbathing on a patch of grass outside is a karen. A vegan who posts a lengthy message to Nextdoor demanding that everyone in their vicinity stop grilling meat is a karen. A redditor who complains that people should be speaking English in r/France is a karen. Karens come in all shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: nobody likes them.

The delusional karens and shamelessly disrespectful customers of the world are still at large and they must be exposed. If you've ever worked in the service industry or retail, some of these infuriating examples of utter rudeness might strike a nerve. 

We spend so much time complaining on the internet that we forget about the little things that make life unique. We need to shift our focus to the little things that make life worth living. You might see your morning coffee as a simple cup of coffee, but Dolly Parton sees it as a "cup of ambition" and that's exactly the kind of energy we need to revamp our lives. A recent AskReddit thread celebrates things that people universally enjoy, and some of them are wholesome, whereas others are hilarious. Scroll down for some internet inspo.