She Found A Suspicious Pair Of Leggings In Her Boyfriend’s Closet That Definitely Do Not Belong To Her
This woman is at an impasse with her boyfriend of two years over a pair of leggings, a brief breakup, and a rarely used closet.
The couple took time apart last August but quickly reunited. During their break, her boyfriend says he didn’t have anyone else over or engage in anything romantic.
But his girlfriend recently went into a closet in his bedroom with a few items that aren’t in regular use. On the floor of the closet, though, she found a pair of women’s leggings.
Of course, she thought they were hers at first, but she quickly realized they belonged to someone else.
When she confronted him about the leggings, he wasn’t sure where they’d come from. But, then, he said they were likely from someone he dated before they’d ever gotten together more than two years ago.
But his girlfriend found his response suspicious since she’d definitely been in that closet in the last few years of their relationship without finding the leggings.
She also tracked down a video taken before their breakup in August, and the leggings were nowhere to be seen.
“I doubt he wants me to know about things during the breakup,” she wrote in her post. “But if he doesn’t give me a plausible explanation, I feel like I have no other choice but to feel a little suspicious that he has done something shady.”
Folks on Reddit seemed torn in their responses. One wrote, “Trust your boyfriend or not. Those are your only two options.”
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Others thought that her choice to look for an old video as evidence that he was lying about the leggings’ timeline showed that she already distrusts him.
Though she doesn’t give context for their brief breakup, could trust have played a significant role?
The post also received solid advice on where she can go from here; “Make it very clear that you don’t care if he slept with someone else while you were apart and maybe he’ll feel comfortable enough to be honest.”
But some folks thought he deserved some privacy about his experiences during the breakup. And maybe he doesn’t have to tell her—but it seems like the longer they wait to have a conversation, the more her suspicions will grow.
You can read the original post on Reddit here.
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