It feels really fake because she doesn't portray herself sympathetically enough. She openly describes herself antagonizing her loved ones, when actual deluded people try to soften it up as much as possible.
My job is collecting. If it weren't for the idiots that get $5,000 credit lines they can't pay back on useless things I wouldn't have a job. It's not too far from the realm of possibilities an 18 year old boy would finance an expensive engagement ring for "the love of his life". I've seen similar things a lot of times.
I had one lady scream at me because she had gone 700 dollars over the credit limit and it was "essential" stuff for her wedding. She was mad first of all that she herself had gone over the limit and the credit card let her, and then she was mad we couldn't defer her payment for a month or 2. Which never happens. Call your credit card company and ask if you can make your payment whenever you feel like it. They will find the most polite way to tell you hell no.
Idk why in America(at least that I know of) it is acceptable and even expected to go into debt or spend money you don't have on weddings, engagement rings, honeymoons, and things like that. Ive noticed there seems to be a culture of some people being entitled to lavish ceremonies and things like that. No matter what, someone has to pay for it. If it's not you, it's going to be the bank, your parents, your spouse, or whatever. The money for these things isn't like a care package from the heavens.
Does anyone else find this an uplifting story? I'm so used to guys ruining their lives, its really refreshing to see a dude who realized his fiance was a crazy bitch and just bailed.
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1 HungerArtistatlunch 2018-08-26
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
1 GuillotinesNOW 2018-08-26
That might be the fakest post in the history of fake posts.
1 reallyrunningnow 2018-08-26
Some other poster was in the same group and confirmed it was. It's just trashy gussy
1 GuillotinesNOW 2018-08-26
That just means it was really posted on Facebook. It doesn't mean it's real.
1 juliette19x 2018-08-26
Its being reported in the news in Australia now 🤷♀️
1 nanonan 2018-08-26
So it's almost certainly not real then.
1 GuillotinesNOW 2018-08-26
By a news outlet that didn't even pretend to have contacted any of the totally-real-definitely-not-fake parties involved.
"We now report that Facebook and Reddit said..."
1 juliette19x 2018-08-26
That's all they ever do these days though, even just their 9news counterpart
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1 SmurfPrivilege 2018-08-26
There's a conversion to consider of $1 nominal dollars to $2.23 social media dollars
1 reallyrunningnow 2018-08-26
Nah you just "leave" a price tag for $5 K on a dollar store ring.
1 TheLordHighExecu 2018-08-26
It feels really fake because she doesn't portray herself sympathetically enough. She openly describes herself antagonizing her loved ones, when actual deluded people try to soften it up as much as possible.
1 Chin_Up_Chick 2018-08-26
My job is collecting. If it weren't for the idiots that get $5,000 credit lines they can't pay back on useless things I wouldn't have a job. It's not too far from the realm of possibilities an 18 year old boy would finance an expensive engagement ring for "the love of his life". I've seen similar things a lot of times.
I had one lady scream at me because she had gone 700 dollars over the credit limit and it was "essential" stuff for her wedding. She was mad first of all that she herself had gone over the limit and the credit card let her, and then she was mad we couldn't defer her payment for a month or 2. Which never happens. Call your credit card company and ask if you can make your payment whenever you feel like it. They will find the most polite way to tell you hell no.
Idk why in America(at least that I know of) it is acceptable and even expected to go into debt or spend money you don't have on weddings, engagement rings, honeymoons, and things like that. Ive noticed there seems to be a culture of some people being entitled to lavish ceremonies and things like that. No matter what, someone has to pay for it. If it's not you, it's going to be the bank, your parents, your spouse, or whatever. The money for these things isn't like a care package from the heavens.
1 22333444455555666666 2018-08-26
if you've ever met a mayo woman in your life you know this can easily be real
1 shaneoffline 2018-08-26
Sounds about right.
1 nanonan 2018-08-26
Except the ex would have had absolutely no say in anything.
1 Zeriell 2018-08-26
Does anyone else find this an uplifting story? I'm so used to guys ruining their lives, its really refreshing to see a dude who realized his fiance was a crazy bitch and just bailed.
1 cuteman 2018-08-26
Because you cannot afford it
1 ComedicSans 2018-08-26
BUT I WANT TO BE A KARDASHIAN FOR A DAY WHY ARE YOU SHITTING ON MY DREAMS?
1 rnjbond 2018-08-26
Updates from the person who posted this obviously true story
https://i.imgur.com/8k3Ax13.png
https://i.imgur.com/Vsa7cJu.jpg
1 shanewater 2018-08-26
Almost the exact same writing style with no care for paragraphs whatsoever. Hmm.
1 agenderphobe 2018-08-26
To be honest, all white women on facebook write that way.
1 pumpkinlocc 2018-08-26
This is fake. This BETTER be fake!
1 juliette19x 2018-08-26
Its being reported in the news in Australia now. Apparently she's Canadian.
1 pumpkinlocc 2018-08-26
ABC?
1 juliette19x 2018-08-26
Haha nooooooooo this is way too drama for ABC. It's on Honey/Nine.
1 pumpkinlocc 2018-08-26
ha ha please don't confuse Nine's infotainment with news!
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1 juliette19x 2018-08-26
Isn't Nine in general just Infotainment? Been a lonnnng time since I took anything of theirs seriously. Can't even keep the cricket.
1 Gamie_Foxx 2018-08-26
Just saw this in Today's times of india paper too