In TikToker Abbey’s (@abbeyyy1996) hometown, there is a couple who have been together for a year. But within that year, they have broken up at least 45 times.
They have had many bad breakups, with the woman posting online about how the man’s underwear had poop stains, trying to deter other women from getting with him.
He has also made posts about her wearing dirty underwear and how she smelled like she should work for a fish factory because she stunk so badly. Even after all that, they got back together again.
The other week, he posted about how he came home and saw that she had packed up all her stuff and left. She also destroyed his belongings before leaving. Still, they got back together.
Then, Abbey came across their one-year anniversary post, thanking each other for the happiest year of their lives. Abbey was confused about how their tumultuous relationship could’ve contained any happy moments.
With that many breakups, she doesn’t believe the year even counted.
“Now, if you have a little breakup and it’s amicable, yeah, you can still post happy one-year. But this has been better than Jerry Springer,” said Abbey.
What do you think? If you have that many breakups within a year, does the year still count, or does the timer restart on the relationship?
Several TikTok users described some of their own crazy hometown couples and their drama in the comments section.
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“This couple in my hometown is finally done after 8 years. Black eye posts, WWE lives, arrested constantly, two babies out of the marriage (same woman!!),” commented one user.
“There’s a couple on my Facebook that were asking about divorce lawyers last month and calling each other alcoholics and everything else, but this week they posted their family photos,” wrote another.
“Girl, we have a couple that has been together for 8 years now. Within those 8 years, they got engaged 3 times. The first two times, they never made it to the wedding. The 3rd time, they had the wedding but never filed the marriage license, so they still aren’t married. It’s so confusing!!!” exclaimed a third.
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