The Ultimate Betrayal

Apparently bad things come in small packages, because these little things will totally ruin your day. 17 Things That'll Make You Feel Like The World Is Out To Get You When an avocado betrays you. When the spoon falls into your soup. And 15 other infuriating little things that just might ruin your day.       Did you have braces? Welp, brace yourself — because here are 19 moments that will make anyone who's had orthodontia cringe. Do you believe in love at first site? What about soulmates? Yeah, these complicated questions about sex and love will really make you think.     24 People Who...Probably Aren't Okay Right Now Wait, what? Oh dear. Oh no no no no no. By the looks of these photos, things really did not end well for these unfortunate folks. 😬       Apparently Lifetime is making a Britney Spears biopic. And it's kind of already shaping up to be a big hot mess. What do you get for the person you really don't like? Here's your perfect guide for the absolute worst gifts on Amazon.     This 23-Year-Old Got Her Lost ID Back In The Mail Along With A Hilarious Thank You Note Anyone who's lost their ID knows how frustrating it can be. But this lucky woman actually got a happy — and hilarious — ending to her story.       These jokes have a very specific audience — they'll only be funny to people who are dead broke. Do you work in an office? These painfully real "Would You Rather" questions will make you laugh — then cry.         WHAT WE'RE READING The Trump Bros Have Found Their Safe Space In the wake of Donald Trump's election to the United States presidency, much has been made of the so-called "white working class" who formed part of his coalition. But, as BuzzFeed's Anne Helen Petersen notes, this narrow focus misses other key demographics of Trump voters. In her latest piece, Petersen explores the "Trump bro," young men with money and college educations who have flocked to Trump —  but were, during the campaign, more reticent to voice their support. With their chosen candidate's victory, however, these men are coalescing around certain online spaces in order to finally, proudly assert their belief in Trump. What does the rise of the Trump bro mean for media and politics going forward? Read the entire piece here for Petersen's insight.     BuzzFeed, Inc. 111 E. 18th St. New York, NY 10003 Unsubscribe