We’ve all had those friends who just can’t resist making snide remarks about our relationships, right? Well, one woman had enough of her friends’ constant jokes about her and her wife’s love life and decided to clap back in a hilarious way. But her response ended up causing quite a stir among her friend group, and now she’s wondering if she went too far.
The Jokes Begin
Lockdown Struggles
Zoom Call Drama
The D Joke Strikes Again
The Epic Clap Back
Friend’s Reaction
Text Flurry
Setting Boundaries ✋
The Final Word
Did She Cross the Line?
So, after years of putting up with her friends’ snarky comments about her relationship, this woman finally clapped back in a hilarious way. But her response didn’t sit well with one of her friends, who accused her of being insensitive during a difficult time. Now, she’s left wondering if she went too far or if she was right to stand up for herself and her wife. ♀️ What do you think? Let’s dive into some of the top reactions from the internet…
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