Be Careful When Giving Out These Honest Valentine's Day Cards
Mesel Isaac — February 14, 2014 — Art & Design
References: imgur & huffingtonpost
If further proof was needed as to why men should not make their own Valentine's Day cards, Reddit user mamba_79 shared these honest Valentine's Day cards he's been making for his wife for the past few years.
He was prompted to share these honest Valentine's Day cards when his wife told him "to make some into posters so others can share the love." Fortunately for him, his wife shares in his sense of humor, as some of them are quite brutal in their "honest" assessment of why he and his wife are together.
While these honest Valentine's cards are incredibly hilarious, personally I'll just stick with my routine of buying a last minute Hallmark card at the 24-hour convenience store.
He was prompted to share these honest Valentine's Day cards when his wife told him "to make some into posters so others can share the love." Fortunately for him, his wife shares in his sense of humor, as some of them are quite brutal in their "honest" assessment of why he and his wife are together.
While these honest Valentine's cards are incredibly hilarious, personally I'll just stick with my routine of buying a last minute Hallmark card at the 24-hour convenience store.
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