Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking

out some more relationship stories and if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him

their like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. Let's dive straight into today's first story,

which comes from Left Humor 7-837, who says, I 23 female posted a thirst

trap to teach my boyfriend 28 male a lesson. Ladies and guys, I'm young and I'm not very experienced,

so I want to know if I did the right thing. My boyfriend, whom I love so much, keeps liking thirst traps of one of his friends,

who he did mention that she made a move on him in the past. I've always had this bad gut feeling

about this specific friend of his, and he tried to assure me that there's nothing and she has a boyfriend.

This girl, let's call her Lexi, has a lot of typical bikini post on her Insta. I'm not

slut-shaming her in any way, but I'm just trying to get my point through. Lexi has never posted

anything about being in a relationship or having a boyfriend of any sort. I know you'd think maybe she

wants to keep it private, but she's the type of girl who even post what water she drinks.

A month ago, he liked a pick of her that was almost nude.

And I asked him if he's okay with doing that.

He said, yeah, she's a friend.

I thought this is okay.

And I asked him, okay, would he mind if I posted the exact same picture and wore that?

He said, no way. So I calmly explained

how it doesn't work like that. Today, I had this strong urge to check in again, and yet again,

there was a picture worse than before that he liked, and not just that, many others too of Lexi.

I didn't ask him anything and I posted a thirst trap myself with the same

caption as that girl. A picture he strictly told me he wouldn't allow me to post anywhere.

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