
Ever feel like modern dating comes with hidden fees? Love might be a thrill ride, but does it need an extended warranty?
Some people want commitment insurance—that long-term, all-inclusive plan with repair services (aka couple’s therapy), roadside assistance (aka emotional support), and maybe even a lemon law clause for when things go south.
Others? They prefer the as-is deal—no warranties, no coverage, just good times until the engine gives out.
So, what’s your take? Do relationships run smoother without the fine print? Or is it worth securing a warranty—just in case?
Candice knows better than to trust in guarantees—especially when the fine print is written by a killer.
Ledge Pond