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This Charleston Sweetheart Is Going Viral For Loving Her Husband—Here's Why
In an internet culture fueled by eye rolls and relationship jokes, Eliza Monts is reminding people that tenderness still has power.
By Carolyn Ferguson5 min read
Scroll through social media long enough and you’ll find a familiar theme: couples complaining about each other, passive aggressive reels thinly veiled in sarcastic humor about husbands being neglectful, unaware, or downright incapable of basic tasks. From snarky memes about husbands who don’t do chores to TikToks mocking “wife voice,” a certain genre of content has quietly taken over our feeds—one that treats romantic partnership as a running joke.