Cruel

By scorned_jacketless_lady - 26/08/2013 04:52 - Australia - Brisbane

Today, after spending the weekend together, my ex turned nasty. I finally had the balls to tell him what a cruel asshole I think he is and really hit him where it hurts. I felt very empowered and strong. That is, until I realized I left my favourite and rather expensive jacket in his apartment. FML
I agree, your life sucks 42 427
You deserved it 16 603

Same thing different taste

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strawberrywine22 30

Honey, if he was that bad, it's worth losing the coat. Congratulations for standing up to him. It's definitely not an easy thing to do.

Well, time to go ask for it back. Be nice about it, just for the coat.

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consider it lost. he's probably already shit on it.

Go back with a friend and tell cruel asshole to give you back your jacket.

I think the satisfaction of finally saying something to him would make it up for me

Good for you not putting up with it! Try to get a mutual friend to get it for you, if you have one.

hi guys I'm new and this is really embarrassing but ummmm do I submit an FML? lol thanks

Yep, gotta think things through. also, **** guys who are rude to their girls!

tralala453 22

Why did you spend the weekend with your ex? (unless he wasn't your ex before the weekend, but it didn't sound like it)

vencku 13

You "hit him where it hurts"? I hope you meant verbally; there is no excuse for violence. And even then, I think being needlessly cruel when you tell someone off is wrong too. You can state your reasons for leaving, but that doesn't mean you need to be uncivil about it.

RedPillSucks 31

"hit him where it hurts" is a regional colloquialism. It basically means she said something that hurt his ego.

Seriously? You're blaming her for being uncivil to an abusive boyfriend? It sounds like the boyfriend got what he deserved.

Never said it was abusive, just shitty, a lot of things can be shitty for many different reasons. Perhaps try read some before adding your ego and interpretations to it first.

vencku 13

62 - Someone can behave in a way that you find "nasty" without that being cause for you to "hurt" them. You don't know what he did. Maybe he just wouldn't put his smartphone away and OP felt ignored. Walking away is good, but trying to really hurt someone because they're not what you expect, is not.

Keattles 14

Lesson learned! Make sure you got everything out of the apartment before you let him have it. Sorry OP!