Hilarious and Jaw-Dropping Stories About Exes
We’ve all got a story or two about an ex we’d rather leave in the past—and our readers didn’t hold back. They shared some jaw-dropping,
cringe-worthy, and downright
hilarious stories of exes who are best forgotten. 1.
Cheers to the Memories:
2. Google Calendar Sabotage: My ex hacked into my Google Calendar and added a bunch of random,
embarrassing events titled things like “Cry Session,” “Remember You’re Alone,” and “Rejection Practice.” Very creative,
but it felt like a daily reminder of my heartbreak! After a week, I got an invite to a “Self-Care Workshop” hosted by none
other than my ex.
Curious, I clicked the link and discovered he was running a virtual seminar on emotional healing, using
the very events he’d added to my calendar as discussion points! 3. Hair Locket Mystery: My ex gave me this vintage silver locket.
After we broke up, I tossed it in a drawer. A year later, my new bf found it while cleaning. “Why don’t you wear it?
It’s nice,” he said, handing it to me. Curious, we
pried it open, expecting nothing, but inside was a small, brittle note and a tiny lock of hair. The note read: “So you’ll
always be with me.” The hair?
It was mine. 4. Parking Spot Pettiness: My ex knew my favorite parking spot in front of my building and somehow managed
to get a sign installed that read ’Reserved for [his name].’ Every time I tried to park there, I’d have to see his name on
the sign.
It was so absurd that even my neighbors got a laugh out of it. Eventually, the sign was removed, but I’ll never
forget that weird, petty gesture. 5.
The Case of the Missing Socks:
6. The Lost Cat Ruse: After we ended things, my ex got a little too into the idea of being a ’cat person.’
He started a Facebook group called ’Looking for My Lost Cat,’ where he posted pictures of random cats in the neighborhood
with captions like, ’Maybe he’s at [my name]’s house!’ I had to block him after getting dozens of messages from friends
trying to help him find his ’lost’ cat. 7.
Midnight Caller: My ex calls me from different numbers at 2 a.m., pretending to be other people. It’s
relentless. Even after blocking so many numbers, I still never know when the next call will come.
8. The Everywhere Ex: Everywhere I went, there he was. It didn’t matter if I was at the grocery store, my
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