Wild Story Of A Girl Who Claims To Have Been Cheated On By Her Boyfriend And Is Now Selling 30-40 Pairs Of His Sneakers

Rico Bosco1/26/2023 7:10 PM

Meet Em . By the looks of it, just a normal Twitter user on the bird who describes herself as " Female Sneaker Lover and Aficionado • Texas Rap Karaoke Professional" in her bio.

I followed her because of her sneaker stuff finding my page a while back. So while scrolling the bird last night I stumbled across the tweet of a stack of sneaker boxes and was intrigued. I'm a big look at the sneakers people sell and evaluate prices but ultimately never purchase them. A window shopper if you will.

Then I looked into the story and saw this ...

Ok now we got legs. Now we got layers to this story.

You may be asking, did she obtain this info after taking his phone without knowing? Had to be right? No chance this guy just handed over his phone right? Wrong ...

Em the detective. You may be also asking, aside from the texts was there any other proof to these claims? Buckle up.

Was she the only one who knew? Well … she wasn't because it was this guys own friends who tipped her off.

Ok so they are clearly breaking up, back to the sneakers. Clearly in a breakup you either decide let's move on amicably , or give each other back everything you bought each other. Someone asked about that, turns out this guy not only owes her a couple of grand but he never bought her anything.

Some other fun facts, when asked about taking this to court … she claims this guy has been to court more than he changed his underwear which is a terrific line .

Then someone tried to spin it on this girl like she was wrong, to which she schooled them up real quick.

Doesn't take a rocket scientist to discover that this relationship is beyond repair. Especially looking at all the details / knocks on this guy. No gifts, legal troubles, no assets etc. Makes you wonder why she was ever with him in the first place. I guess that side of the story we will never know. Some of that unknown info may help his case but right now he seems to be the villain, and in the wrong.

The blame here is not the issue at hand, it's the sneakers. Let's talk about those sneakers.

Some people were underwhelmed by the selection

some people just wanted to know what was available

I mean you gotta see these guys side in this thing. Can they be sad this girl got screwed over, and offer condolences but also still want to know about the status of the sneakers? Yes. She finally addressed the "impatient asses" and let them know what would be available. A win win for everybody.

So to sum up, I think given all the knocks on this guy, selling his sneakers for a little bit of coin is a nice little parting gift for her. Take the money you make for your troubles. I'm sure someone will spin it that she shouldn't have sold them, but that's the internet. No matter what seems like an easy decision, someone will always spin it.

Final question … where do I fit in this story ? Window shopping as always …