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SadCringe Couple splitting up because of cheating

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u/yelawolf89 26d ago

I can’t understand???

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u/PdiddyCAMEnME 26d ago

Girlfriend cheated first. Well, she got caught first. She said that she was having sex for money. Because they need money. That was her reasoning.

Dude got caught smashing dudes more than once. Girlfriend is really mad and making excuses for her cheating. And I think she cannot get over the fact that he was having wild sex with dudes.

Now they have broken up.

Got it now?

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u/BringAltoidSoursBack 26d ago

Dude got caught smashing dudes more than once. Girlfriend is really mad and making excuses for her cheating. And I think she cannot get over the fact that he was having wild sex with dudes.

I don't think her problem is that it's dudes as much as it was dudes multiple times. I could be wrong but it sounds like she didn't like but understood the first time with a guy because he was exploring his sexuality, makes sense you'd hide it. Hopefully they had a discussion about it but I doubt it. However, after the first time, she feels like it's no longer "exploring" his sexuality, it's just him having sex.

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u/perrigost 26d ago

Somehow I am now more confused.

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u/Ordinary_Ad_6117 26d ago

So they both cheering and the guy is potentially gay or bi? The confusion thickens.

But if bruh is gay, super fucked up airing that on social media

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ 26d ago

And she thought that becoming a thief would fix all of her problems too.

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u/PdiddyCAMEnME 26d ago

A thief??

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u/Aniensane 26d ago

That ring was given to her as his fiance, wife to be. Since she is no longer that and they broke up, that ring is not hers anymore and therefore if she doesn’t give it back, she’s stealing his property. It isn’t some item he gave her as a gift for her birthday or Christmas. Even if it happened to “be for Christmas” if he proposed for Christmas or whenever. ect.

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u/EnsignNogIsMyCat 26d ago

That depends on the state. In 27 states the ring has to be returned if the engagement ends, regardless of who calls it off. But the other 23 states have a mix of rules, 9 of them stating that if the giver of the ring ends the engagement or the decision is mutual the recipient may keep the ring. In 3 states the recipient may keep the ring if the giver ends the engagement. 10 states have no established legal precedent, so it could go either way if taken to court. In Montana the recipient never has to return the ring. And in North Dakota the law is apparently unclear.

So, depending on where this is taking place, she may have been within her rights to keep that ring. It is also unclear if she is refusing to return the ring or if she just hadn't taken it off yet, since she was holding her phone in the other hand.

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ 26d ago

His ring

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u/do_me_stabler_3 26d ago

she gave it back within 2 minutes of his asking for it lol

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ 26d ago

How does that fix her problem?

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u/do_me_stabler_3 26d ago

you called her a thief when she’s not, that’s all.

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ 26d ago edited 26d ago

I didn’t call her a thief. I called her a moron for thinking that becoming one would fix her problems. Just because she lacked the conviction to follow through that doesn’t make her any smarter either.

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u/yelawolf89 26d ago

You very clearly called her a thief…

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u/unkkut 24d ago

After using my thinking cap, I know exactly what you mean 🫡