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Couple Instagram Captions We're Tired Of Reading

Your relationship is cool, but not your captions.

Alyson Recic
Apr 19, 2016
Northwest Missouri State University
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Couple Instagram Captions We're Tired Of Reading
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Ah, Instagram, I love you. You're visually appealing, easy to skim through, but you're filled with a lot of overused captions. The worst of them all? Couple captions. You may say it's just because I'm single and annoyed, but really I see my friends in relationships rolling their eyes just like me.

Where's the originality? Where's the description and excitement to your caption? Not there, I'm sorry but it's no where. Here's my captions that make me want to just scroll right past and not hit that heart... But still do because it's kind of cute.

1. He's OK

This is like every couple's Instagram debut caption. You see these words and you know that they're talking if not dating.

2. *Insert sports team* may have lost but I still won

This was cute the first or second time I saw it, but now it's just like the word "lit", it's got to go.

3. #23 on the court, #1 in my heart

Oh I love girls who support their guy on and off the field or court. But come on, this has been done a few hundred times too many.

4. Thanks for putting up with me

I hope he/she puts up with you, because that would be a pretty lousy relationship if they didn't.

5. He makes nights fun

I'm sure if he didn't, you wouldn't be spending night number three out again now would you?

6. He makes me happy

And I'm happy you're happy, but I can tell this from the smiles on your faces.

7. Happy one month anniversary, can't wait for forever!

No joke, people actually post these things. This is obviously the worst, at what point in your 30 days together did you talk about forever? Right after you shared how many siblings you had?

Now don't take this all the wrong way. I'm not bagging on relationships. I think they're cool, I love love, and I can't wait for it to happen to me. However, when I post my pictures with that future guy, I won't type these repetitive words in the caption box.

Make the caption relevant to your relationship. This guy or girl is your best friend, don't make the caption basic, because that person isn't basic to you. Now go post that cute picture of you two from last weekend paired with original wording, I'll heart that for sure.

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