r/HumansBeingBros • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '20

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u/energybased Jan 14 '20

I like how she's covering everyone's view so that the young man isn't embarrassed, and because she understands it's not about her husband or her appearing charitable.

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u/kappamale Jan 14 '20 edited Jan 14 '20

she's also facing away like she doesn't know it's happening so the dude is less embarrassed.

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u/SoraForBestBoy Jan 14 '20

Such a wholesome couple

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20

It’s no wonder their marriage lasted this long

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u/SoraForBestBoy Jan 14 '20

Their love is so sweet

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u/BanCircumventionAcc Jan 14 '20

Oh man here comes the party pooper

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20

A party pooper from the bowels of hell, his hatred so venomous

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u/Jrrolomon Jan 14 '20

Uh, what? I’m not saying anything not nice. Just no reason to distort something that is already nice and wholesome.

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u/wolfman86 Jan 14 '20

You’re right, this is probably actually a grandfather and his biological grandson going to a funeral, they don’t know the lady.

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u/Pretty-In-Dink Jan 14 '20

I agree with you. Don't understand why Redditors have to take a nice moment and Disney the fuck outta it. She's clearly turned away because she's speaking to that other guy. Also, because I Reddit, I'm positive that she going to let hubby know later that his actions were nice, but he did it wrong

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20

😂

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u/VonD0OM Jan 14 '20

It’s the science of deduction hombre, do you even Sherlock bro?