
Hannah Dobrogosz
Writer at BuzzFeed
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buzzfeed.com | Hannah Dobrogosz
Sex & Love·Posted 2 minutes ago"He used to send pictures of me to his mom for her to judge how I was dressed." Reddit user jesk_680 recently asked people who have dated "momma's boys" and "daddy's little princesses" to share the final straw that made them decide to leave the relationship. The replies were overwhelmingly filled with horror stories of momma's boys, so we've got to share some of the most diabolical, shocking stories we came across: 1.
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buzzfeed.com | Hannah Dobrogosz
Weddings·Posted 2 minutes ago"Guests finally started to eat the centerpieces when it was 10:00 p.m., and dinner still hadn't been served." We recently had members of the BuzzFeed Community tell us about the tackiest things they've ever witnessed while attending a wedding, and yikes, it's messy. Here's what people shared: 1. "My wedding started out beautiful but took quite a turn. My mother, stepfather, father, and stepmother were all in attendance.
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buzzfeed.com | Hannah Dobrogosz
Sex & Love·Posted 1 minute ago"I didn't find any of this out until 17 YEARS into the marriage with two children. Yes, we're still married. Send help!" We asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to share the wildest secret they learned about their spouse after marrying them, and we received many disturbing, shocking stories. Here's what people revealed: 1. "A few years into my marriage with my now ex-husband, he claimed that he was no longer interested in sex.
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buzzfeed.com | Hannah Dobrogosz
7. "My grandmother was a Code Girl in Washington, DC during WWII (check out Liza Mundy's book about the topic), and she didn't tell ANYONE in the family. We didn't find out until my aunt found her Naval Enlistment paperwork and her wartime journal in her desk after her death. She was part of a unit that cracked Pacific Theater communications, enabling success in the island-hopping work of the Navy.
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yahoo.com | Hannah Dobrogosz
We recently asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us about the shocking or dark secrets their grandparents were keeping from the family. We also perused some Reddit threads about family secrets coming to light and came across even more stories of secretive (and sometimes sketchy) grandparents. Here's what we uncovered:1."My great-granddad murdered a banker in Mustang, Oklahoma over a loan dispute. He changed his name and left his wife and kids.
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