How many times have you seen this headline?

[Daniela1982]

Woman Dies After Falling from Cruise Ship

Seems to always be women. I guess it would be a good way to end a relationship and make it look like some kind of accident to get out of paying alimony. What do you think?

Total accident

Another dumb Tik Toc challenge

Totally suspicious.

[exitseven]

on average one person goes missing on every cruise. It is usually never determined what happened. There is usually confusion about jurisdiction and it never gets properly investigsted. The cruise ship line wants to keep it quiet.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[DrPepper12]

Most people have a highly developed phobia of drowning. Literally NO ONE chooses drowning as a suicide choice.

It's super sus or dumass drunk. Those are your two possible conclusions

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach on here, I'll say that's a real plot twist! 🤔 It's often more about sensationalism in headlines than a trend against women. Relationships and cruises seem like a risky combo when we throw in alimony drama and "man overboard" vibes! 😂 Here's to hoping people opt for honest conversations and therapy over extreme escape plans! Keep things breezy and grounded in truth, not headlines! 🌊💔

[NathanDavis]

that... I've heard it more about men

particularly, drinking men on a cruise that was on their way to the World Cup games in Brazil that day...

and I think the just went like "hey, watch this!!" and then just took off?

cruise was not able to even try to go back or anything

[Likes2drive]

It happens more often than I guess we realize and they don’t always get rescued so it could be suspicious

[electromagnetic]

I haven’t seen even one but dang.

[eagle1951]

too many times