Avoiding sweetheart scams this Valentines Day
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It's Valentine's Day, and as social media overflows with flowers, chocolates, and sentimental declarations of love, another side of the internet is furious over a specific type of Valentine's Day card that has raised more than a few eyebrows.
Introducing: the "Work Wife" card taking over TikTok and X/Twitter.
In one viral clip, TikToker Jen (@jendoessocial) couldn’t hide her shock as she uncovered the "Work Wife" card, captioning the video: "When you spend more time with your work spouse than your real one… might as well make it official with a Valentine’s card."
The image racked up a staggering 270,000 views and many more comments with one writing: "What the heck and I couldn’t find a 'happy first Valentine's Day together' card."
Another quipped: "I’m crying they are taking it too far."
Meanwhile, a third chimed in: "I work with my husband that's the only acceptable way this card is a good idea."
@jendoessocial When you spend more time with your work spouse than your real one… might as well make it official with a Valentine’s card. #workbestie #valentinesday #office
People on X were quick to join the conversation as well, and of course, they did it in true internet fashion – with memes.
Another user believed it to be "adultery".
One eagle-eyed observer pointed out something they found even stranger: Valentine’s Day cards from the cat. In their opinion, it took the whole concept a bit too far.
Another simply called it "diabolical".
As another humoured: "Imagine being reasonably cordial with a coworker, and they hit you with the work wife Valentine’s Day card."
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