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Sorry, what? Here are some of the worst things done to a mate
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October 9, 2020

Sorry, what? Here are some of the worst things done to a mate

The bible says vengeance is mine but people like to hurry the process along and be active participants.

Many of us do not wait on karma to act and get

invested in doing things to hurt someone who we think has wronged us,

especially our partners. Sometimes we are sorry afterwards, especially if our

action was a total over reaction and they did not deserve the harsh consequence

meted out to them.

We may have blown things out of proportion and done things

we probably should not have. It happens.

Here are some of the worst things we’ve ever done in a

relationship:

1. Changed the names of numbers in their phone so it’s

a wrong number. It is beyond petty…but effective

2. Put hair remover in their shampoo so that their

hair falls out!

3. When she did not want the man to leave home, one

woman added laxative to his meal so that he was stuck on the toilet all night.

4. When one guy lost his temper, he shared nude

pictures of his girl with his friends. Now all of them know where her birth

mark is located!

5. After a girl broke up with one guy, citing that his

member was on the small side, he got revenge by sleeping with her sister.

6. One female took it extremely far by emailing her

man’s pastor and fellow congregants some explicit content from his own

computer. He never went back to that church.

7. When a girl found out her man was on several dating

sites claiming to be single, instead of shutting down his account, she simply

changed his status from ‘straight’ to ‘gay’. For months he could not figure out

why he was being bombarded by men inviting him out for drinks and a good time.

8. Leave without telling. A guy left his girl without

even a goodbye text. She came home from work and all of his stuff was gone.

9. Spat/ put urine in their food. Yu have to be on a

next level of evil to go there.

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