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Worth The Therapy

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$4.08 $6 In stock

Category: Greeting Card

In our world of #couplegoals and perfectly backlit “omg we’re so in love” social media posts, it is easy to believe that all couples occupy some sort of magical relationship heaven where fighting and disagreements fail to exist.  To be fair, it wouldn’t be super fun to scroll through dozens of IG stories of people sniping at each other for drinking the last of the almond milk, but some acknowledgement that relationships are not 100% sunshine and rainbows would be nice.  Relationships take work and there’s no shame in getting a little third party help from time to time.  Celebrate your real and perfectly imperfect love #couplestherapygoals.

Card is blank inside.

-Card measures 5.5 x 4.25 inches
-Masterfully foil stamped on 100# Azure Blue Colorplan Paper

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert J. ★★★★★

Finally, a card that gets real about relationships instead of pushing that perfect couple nonsense. The honest take on fighting and social media is exactly what I needed for my best friend's anniversary.

Ava F. ★★★★★

Bought this for my best friend after her latest blowup with her boyfriend, and the way it calls out fake “couplegoals” posts made us both crack up. The paper has a nice, thick feel too, like they actually cared about the card itself. She’s already got it taped to her fridge, so I’d say mission accom

Chloe H. ★★★★★

The card’s message about fighting and social media expectations feels refreshingly true—it’s the first time I’ve given something that matches the real ups and downs of a relationship.