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Woman Drives 9 Hours To Visit Her Long-Distance Boyfriend—Only To Find Out He's Having An Affair

Woman Drives 9 Hours To Visit Her Long-Distance Boyfriend—Only To Find Out He's Having An Affair
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Long-distance relationships (LDR) are a tricky affair. Keeping both parties happy while they are in completely different places is an almost impossible task.

Some people can do it, but others flounder.


TikToker @yummyyamsssss thought she and her boyfriend were handling their LDR just perfectly until she went to visit him—nine hours away by car—only to realize he'd been cheating on her.

She shared her story on TikTok.

After finding a pink toothbrush, she went through the drawer and found a bunch of women's toiletries that didn't belong to her.

She confronted her boyfriend, only to find out the terrible truth—he'd been seeing other women almost the entire time they were together.

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In addition to the women's toiletries, she also came across a hair didn't match her own hair color, or the color and texture of her boyfriends' upon a white rug in his apartment.

After much pushing, the woman was able to uncover her boyfriend was not only cheating on her, but had gotten the other woman pregnant with his child.

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The situation caused a lot of confusion and sadness for the woman, who'd been involved with this man for over a year.

"He'd been step-daddy to my kids and all that, we were emotionally attached..."I didn't know what to do other than walk away."

Eventually, the conversation ended, the woman woke up her kids, and they left her boyfriend's house together—but not before she exacted some petty revenge with the toothbrush.

"You didn't just ask me to move in with you in a whole different state and also take my kids but then also in the same conversation seconds later you might be having a baby," she said.

"I'm so confused, how am I supposed to not be mad?"

Which lead to her revenge:

"If he put the toothbrush back I peed and cleaned the toilet with it! We tried to make it work but I couldn't get over it."

So fellas, don't cheat on your girlfriends.

If you do, someone might end up with a toilety toothbrush.

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