Chip Chick
“He told me he was in a high-stress situation at work and he overreacted, and apologized a lot (something he does not do often).”
Their relationship continued on as normal from there, and she flew out to see him twice more, thinking things were back to being perfect.
She then began a new job that allowed her to move to New York, and she was finally getting ready to move there next month to live with him.
She was changing her whole life around for her boyfriend, but she was happy to do that because she was head over heels in love.
Not too long ago, she happened to be on TikTok watching a video a woman made where she rated different dating profiles of finance bros.
“You’ll never guess what I see on this viral TikTok— my boyfriend’s profile,” she continued.
“He even put a picture of him and me on his profile. I immediately messaged the tik toker, hoping she would reply since she was pretty big on the app.”
“Thankfully, she did. She sent me all of the screenshots of his profile and gave me all the incriminating evidence she had. I then FaceTimed him immediately, to which he made it sound like the profile was “old,” and there must have been some mistake and he didn’t delete his profile right.”
The thing is, the location he had set on his dating profile clearly showed his apartment’s address, so there was no way it was an old profile.
Also, remember he put up photos on his dating profile that included her, so that’s also how she knew there was no way the profile wasn’t current.
