20 Heartbreakers Who Explored Their Creativity When Parting With Their Partners

When the end of a relationship comes, we are usually invaded by a whirlwind of emotions. There are those who say that each breakup is divided into stages: sadness, anger and acceptance. Certainly, many people out there have already faced the second stage, getting irritated to the point of committing madness. After all, certain situations move us a lot and provoke unexpected reactions, those that end up becoming a joke in the future. This is the case of the stories you will read below.

In this article, the incredible.club brings 20 experiences of internet users who were willing to tell the biggest nonsense they did in moments of anger directed at an ex or even the current partner.

My ex and I were about to leave the house to run some errands. I asked him a few times if he wanted a sandwich before we left. He said no a couple of times, so I grabbed half a sandwich that was done and we ran out the door. Not five minutes later, he took a bite of my sandwich while driving. Then he looked at me and smiled. I don’t know what he gave me, but it bothered me too much. I was furious. I immediately opened the window and threw the sandwich away. To this day, that was the meanest attitude I’ve ever had. © RI0117 / RedditI dated my ex for four years. We started looking for an apartment to live together. At that point, I already had my own apartment. We chose a property and moved. Two weeks later, he moved his best friend in with us. I ended up being responsible for cooking, cleaning, and laundry for all three of them, while working full-time. He left me three months later, saying I had two days to get my stuff out of the house. My ex just hadn’t realized that most of the furniture in the apartment was mine, from my old house. I left them with nothing in the kitchen, not even cutlery. They had cans but not the can opener. I took the televisions, the bedding, everything that was mine. I still laugh when I imagine the two of them walking back to the apartment. ️🤣 © Rololly / RedditMy ex said I would never find someone like him. So after meeting my current husband (he was a boyfriend at the time), I invited a group of friends, including my ex, to lunch. I just wanted to prove he was right. I haven’t met anyone like him. © boo-pspps / RedditHe always left his shoes lying around the house. I politely asked him several times to put everything away. He continued with the habit, so I started hiding every shoe he found lying around. After having to look for his own shoes on several occasions, he started to put them away. I highly recommend the strategy as it is very effective and satisfying. © FamiliarWin4833 / Reddit

He was listening to my Spotify playlist, and I couldn’t find a way to get him to stop. So I deleted all the songs one by one (I had about 700) and put them in another playlist. I blocked the old one. Now he just has an empty playlist. And he no longer has access to my stuff. © theforce6 / RedditMy current partner does most of the laundry. He likes to hang the socks separated by pairs on the clothesline. I got a little irritated with him once for a reason I can’t even remember. And then I hung up all his socks in random order so the pairs would dry separately. © m37an13 / RedditIn the divorce, I left the house with my ex so he didn’t want anything else. Property taxes hadn’t been paid for five years, and shortly after the separation, he tried to refinance the house, but failed. He also failed to sell it. You had to pay back taxes to be able to do anything, and the amount was high. I knew all this. Because? Because five years ago I had given my ex an ultimatum, saying he had to pay the house taxes and all the rest, or else I would resume my studies. He took the first option. I didn’t go back to school, but I didn’t have the responsibility to pay taxes either. As he worked, he ended up forgetting. We never paid that expense. © I_like_the_word_MUFF / Reddit I broke up with my ex seven years ago. Whenever I need to go to a website, use some public Wi-Fi or enter an email address, and I don’t mean mine… I use his. 😅 I did this last week, hahaha. © Impressive_Fold2490 / Reddit

During my divorce, he told me to take EVERYTHING I PURCHASED. I bought all his clothes, uniforms, plates, glasses and everything but silverware. I couldn’t take the house, but it was also in my name. He would return from his trip the day after I moved. I left two cartons of washing powder and almost 10 kilos of dog food (I had left my first dog with him). I took it to the cutlery holder. O. Door. Cutlery. © PebsMom0921 / RedditAn ex broke up with me out of the blue for no real reason. When I went to return his stuff, including his spare car key, he told me to keep it. That way, my ex would know the key was safe (also known as a reason to call me). Afterwards, when I was walking, I saw his car parked in front of a bar. I decided to take the vehicle and leave it a few blocks further on. © malanimal / Reddit I usually write really long love letters on the birthday cards I give him, but recently… Well, I wrote my husband a letter talking about my feelings and that we need to adjust some things. He said I didn’t need to be so sentimental. So, on her birthday the following year, I wrote something like, “Don’t worry, there will be no letter this time. I suppose they are too sentimental.” When my husband first read the card, he laughed a little, but then gave me an annoyed look. I had been serious. © needhelpeveryday /RedditI was still logged into my ex’s Netflix account. He was following a very long series, with many episodes in each season. What HAPPENED was that I entered the profile and, when I saw that he had stopped an episode in the middle, I would rewind or fast forward until the middle of some other random episode. I don’t know if that made any difference, but I like to think it did. © MangoNinjah / Reddit

Because of my ex’s job, we moved to live in the woods of Pennsylvania, USA, for a while. When it snowed there, the snow only melted at the end of winter. With each blizzard, the snow was piling up more and more. Until the backyard was blocked by four feet of snow. We weren’t getting along, and I wanted to pull off something that wasn’t so mean. So I took his favorite sneakers and threw them in the snow. So my ex wouldn’t find them until months later, when spring arrived. © eyesonthemoons / RedditMy ex gave my parents a TV, but wanted to get it back when he moved out of the family home to live alone. I told him he “couldn’t get it back after my parents had the TV for almost a year”. When the device broke, I sent him a text message saying he could pick it up. © dindia91 / RedditHe spent all morning trying to fight me until I had my fill. I was looking out the backyard window when I saw a squirrel darting out from under his car. I told my ex that he should be careful as there could be a nest in the car. I had 45 minutes of peace watching him look for a squirrel nest in his car, knowing full well that squirrels don’t nest in engines. © oaktreeoutlaw / Reddit

What’s the biggest nonsense you’ve ever done for love (or unlove)? Or were you the target of one of these attitudes? Comment!