What is going on, everyone, and welcome back to my channel. I hope you're all having an amazing day. Now, today I've got for you a potentially very relatable R-slash pro-venge story. As you'll see as we get into the story, O.P., a 19-year-old guy, the person who wrote this post, is an absolute legend, and honestly, I feel so bad that this happened to him. It couldn't have happened to a nicer person. Maybe some of you watching right now might have been in this horrible position before being cheated on by a partner that you thought loved you, but O.P.'s revenge in this story was just brilliant. And maybe some of you can learn from this. I don't know. Do something like this in the future if it happens to you. It's amazing. Let's get into it. Don't cheat on your graduation lifeline. So, I, a 19 year old male,

and my now ex-girlfriend, who's 18, had been together for more than a year when this story

took place. We were in the same class during middle school and high school, a two-year

friendship eventually evolving into a relationship. You all know how it is.

We were happily together, at least so I thought, since December 2019. I thought everything

was great between us the whole time. Although recently, about March, I noticed her becoming

very distant and barely writing first, dry texting, etc. I asked her multiple times if everything was okay,

and I gave her some space, but it continued for the next few months. I was naturally very upset,

as I'd been through hell and back together with her when she was going through depression

and a really hard time at the end of 2020. It suddenly felt like all this time was wasted and worth nothing.

I, as a naive high schooler, truly believed that she was the one. It was serious after all.

We matched perfectly together. We spent about three full months crying together at night when she

was going through our rough time. We had similar plans for the future, similar interests,

and it seemed we were meant for each other. My girlfriend, let's call her Caroline, was studying to become a lawyer.

So she was mostly into humanity subjects. I, on the other hand, am studying biochem, the medical school.

I apologize if this is all confusing or different, we live in Europe. She was

required to attend at least one science subject to graduate, physics, biology, chemistry or

psychology. Now, she always hated these subjects and just took them because they were necessary

to graduate. She ended up picking chemistry, as I was a natural and tutored ninth and tenth 10th grader's chemistry in my free time, and I always helped her with her assignments and more.

It started as me helping her before her exams and assignments, so she could get a good pass grade.

But after her rough time, it warped into me writing half of the assignments for her.

In February, she started to do everything

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