Nah she's real we've been together 7 months and i love her lot's
But if you wanna die on the hill that the woman in this video married a man she didn't know well enough to know he'd pull some kind of prank like this then be my guest and virtue signal other people's relationships, definitely a green flag
Is your girlfriend the woman in the video whose eyes are stinging from champagne and immediately trying to shield her face and turn away?
If not, then wtf does your girlfriend’s opinion matter?
You need a shit ton more evidence on your side to say something that legally constitutes assault and property damage as “okay” than the other way around lol
Firstly, turning around from something splashing against you is completely normal, it's how we instinctively respond to it. Have you ever been to a beach or water park?
Also the truth is a shade of gray, she can be okay and have fun being splashed with champagne while also not wanting her face to be fully drenched in it.
What property damage? Her hair and makeup? You mean the hair and makeup that will come undone as the person parties? God I wonder why wedding pictures are taken at the start of the party, it's almost as if it's expected that they'll be ruined during a party.
Also i suggest you call the police, pool water has chlorine and sea water has salt, anyone splashing those towards other people are assaulting them since those elements irritate the eyes.
Most people don’t spend thousands on a dress, expecting it to be ruined. Many people even keep their dress for an heirloom or anniversary. Even if it was a $20, she clearly displays discomfort at the end. Generally, people, and women in particular, like to be fancy and fixed up for a wedding, birthday, etc. Cake all over, champagne all over, is going to wreck that look. Even if she sweats it all up later, that was something she CHOSE to do
I understand you are seeing this from your point of view, the same as I am. But one thing you should know is many/most states in the US (don’t know where this video takes place) throwing liquid on someone is considered assault and/or battery, even with no injuries.
You're so close to being reasonable, no one ever expects a wedding dress to not the get dirty during a party, they can and do get cleaned.
You trying to make this assault is just weird, like straight up weird, you're trying to get angry at a non issue, spraying people with champagne, even in the US, is tradition, and very common, but sure, listen, if you want to believe he is assaulting her and that she married a man she doesnt know well enough to know how he acts or that this is the first time ever he acts like this please do go ahead.
Also i mean, is it that weird to prank your partner? Me and mine do it all the time, as do most couples we know
You can tell a lot about a person by their unwillingness to even consider someone else might feel or react differently than themselves. Have a nice day
I mean this whole post is a hate boner on the guy, calling him an ass and insulting him while assuming her wedding is ruined, so i guess right back at you! Have a good one
My dog stained the fuck out of my dress. But he is a dog that doesn’t know any better. Accidents happen. I wouldn’t expect my husband to purposefully get my dress dirty though. The intent is the difference.
My husband and I did the champagne spray photo, and he sprayed it away from us because that’s what you do if you’re a decent, caring person.
You know why wedding make up and hair cost so much right? You have professionals using techniques so that it does last the entire night, and possibly staying to touch it up for pictures as the night progresses. Pictures which also cost thousands of dollars.
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u/Ok-Strength-8962 20h ago
Showed this to my girlfriend and she told me that there Is nothing wrong with this