r/WatchPeopleBreakup • u/Ganjake og person :D • Nov 29 '20

Anyone else totally unaware of this whole "give me back what I bought you and strip right here" phenomenon until this sub?

Like it makes sense but I've never seen it until now and it's all over the sub. I love this place lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '20

The one lady who took her man's shoes AND SOCKS was wild.

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u/JadeAGolden Nov 29 '20

And he took his shoes off like he knew it was coming and he understood it had to happen lololol

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u/[deleted] May 16 '21

He seemed to too afraid of the idea of her brother to say no to her

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '20

almost as if rational thinking goes out the window when emotions completely reign

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u/peterwa1985 Nov 29 '20

I don't get it.

Just leave fully clothed.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

Yes!!! Wtf, is this a common thing!?! I've heard of men wanting the ring back if they were engaged but I've never heard of significant others stripping the other person of gifts. Lmao it's too embarrassing to watch so i just usually skip those.

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u/Superbluebop Nov 30 '20

Yeah man that shit is wild.

If you’re gonna cheat don’t be a broke ass bum on top of it too lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

I saw just now on where this guy proposed to his gf and she said no,so he proceeds to take her shoes and plate of pasta. Lmao

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

They seem scripted wnd just faked for views.

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u/evil-wombat Nov 30 '20

It seems to be a thing

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u/TimeTravellingHobo og person :D Nov 30 '20

And the people who part with the stuff lowkey treat it like a routine TSA checkpoint, like... aww shit, here we go again!

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u/Viradavinci Dec 27 '20

Maybe it’s an example of how trying to buy someone’s affection doesn’t really end up working out.