Her Fiancé Screamed At Her To Get Out of The Car And Then Left Her Stranded In The Woods For Hours
This 26-year-old woman has been with her fiancé, who is 32, for six years. And while her fiancé is typically very kind, he has always suffered from a short temper– tending to pick arguments over small situations.
Still, she has tried to look past this negative tendency in hopes that she could maybe help “chill” her fiancé out.
“He’s funny, and I really do love him. I do my best to avoid arguments, but sometimes, it’s impossible,” she said.
And after a recent trip to the beach, she was confronted with her fiancé’s anger once again. This time, though, he actually left her all alone in the woods!
It all began when they decided to visit a beach located in a state park, which was about 45 minutes away from their house. The park was not well-staffed or patroled, but they decided to drink and swim. And they were both having a wonderful time that day.
In fact, she even recalled how she felt really happy and content because they had not argued at all for a few days. Her fiancé was also in a good mood.
However, the day eventually came to an end, and they started to leave to head home. Still, by that point, she and her fiancé were both in good spirits.
Being that the beach was in a remote area, though, neither of their phones had service to use the GPS for directions home. This seemingly frustrated her fiancé, and he started freaking out on her.
First, her fiancé began screaming and banging the steering wheel.
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“And I instantly felt defensive, like every happy moment of the day was crumbling right there because usually once this behavior starts, the day is ruined,” she said.
So, she actually yelled back at her fiancé, claiming that he needed to chill out. She also told him to stop making everything such a huge deal.
Now, in hindsight, she regrets saying those things. But, at the time, she just felt extremely overwhelmed.
Regardless, an argument wound up unfolding between her and her fiancé. Then, not long afterward, her fiancé actually pulled the truck over to a small parking lot and screamed at her to get out.
She listened to her fiancé, too, which she also regrets. And he ultimately drove away, leaving her there completely alone.
Afterward, she sat in the brush and broke down for a few minutes until a man approached her. The random man started asking her questions that made her sort of uncomfortable, trying to learn where she was from and who she was at the beach with.
“I tried to be friendly in hopes my fiancé would return soon, but the stranger started touching my hands and offered me a ride home, and it made me scared,” she explained.
“So, I lied and said I had to go meet my boyfriend at a spot nearby and walked down the road quickly.”
She got about a quarter of a mile away before she reached a little pond where some people were fishing. There, she decided to sit down, but she still had no cell signal.
She was also afraid to ask anyone for help. So, she literally just sat there for nearly three hours while trying not to panic.
She was out there all alone until 6:30 p.m., at which point she finally got some cell service after wandering around for a while. Then, she finally called her fiancé’s mom and got a ride home.
She wound up seriously sunburnt, dehydrated, and just plain upset. She still has not spoken to her fiancé, even though he has sent her numerous text messages.
Not to mention, the texts were not even to see if she was okay. Instead, her fiancé just complained about his wallet being in her purse!
“I feel so hurt and betrayed and as if this was a huge overreaction on his end,” she vented.
“But I do love him, and if it’s my fault, I want to know.”
How would you feel if your fiancé left you stranded in the woods for hours? Couldn’t she have gotten hurt? Is any of this her fault or not? Do you think it’s a good idea for her to remain in this engagement?
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