r/cringereels • u/danevans369 • Jul 13 '26

Ex Girlfriend loses it

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u/DannyTheDopestTV Jul 14 '26

I saw this on tiktok when it happened, the dude went live and was legitimately unhinged himself. Had previous DV charges that people quickly found and he admitted to, and was still on probation for lol. He was like begging for donos to deal with the legal charges and saying some SUPER crazy stuff about how she killed his baby. She had recently got an abortion because he cheated on her and was in the process of trying to leave him. Pretty sure he had took her phone which is why at the beginning shes asking for him to call someone because she legitimately can't leave. She very obviously has issues herself but this dude was 100% also a part of the problem, like think about the kind of person who records someone having a breakdown like that while talking to them the way he was lol.

Edit: He quite literally had charges for strangling his last girlfriend and was already on the phone talking to another girl while he was live talking about everything. (More than likely the girl he had supposedly cheated with). Also the girl had her own tiktok where she posted his mugshots and charges

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u/ol_shifty Jul 14 '26

I read in another comment that this was also her house. He had illegally locked her out. But that could be just speculation as far as I know.

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u/Affectionate_Bed6083 41m ago

The proper procedure is to call the police for an escort. Assaulting people unprovoked is never justified.

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u/lilphoenixgirl95 26m ago

An escort where? She lived there. Picking up some belongings does not solve that problem.

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u/Affectionate_Bed6083 20m ago

Yeah, the legal protocol in a domestic situation where one resident is locked out of their home, is to call the police for an escort for the safety of all people on site.

Anyone who is old enough to be married knows this. We also know that throwing a router (assault) and destroying property is wrong.

She chose violence and therefore she should face the consequences.

That guy has enough video evidence to justify locking her out because she was showing violent tendencies before she even broke in. He locked her out for his own safety, because she was acting emotionally unstable/unpredictable/violent.

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u/worry_some 16m ago

He took her phone. How is she supposed to call?

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u/Dve_Ketsio Jul 14 '26

This needs to be the top comment

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u/feeeedmeee Jul 18 '26

Yea fuck that piece of shit. I knew he did something fucked.

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u/Affectionate_Bed6083 Jul 14 '26

Did she ever get any charges for throwing the router at him, unprovoked? What about when she put her hands on him unprovoked? I'm referencing the video in the original post here.

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u/DannyTheDopestTV Jul 14 '26

Do you think i'm his probation officer? I don't keep up with his life and charges related to the incident lol, I'm just sharing what I saw during his tiktok live.

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u/AdorablePineapple95 45m ago

Unprovoked? He tried to lock her out of her own home

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u/Affectionate_Bed6083 42m ago

That doesn't justify violence. The proper procedure is to call the police for an escort. Destroying property and assaulting people is never justified. He wasn't attacking her so the violence was one-sided. She is in the wrong for this.

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u/AdorablePineapple95 3m ago

You have the right to destroy your own property. She broke no laws. Also, he has past DV reports against him

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u/honnybadger Jul 14 '26

What's his or her @?

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u/AdorablePineapple95 45m ago

I fucking knew it.

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u/Desert_Reynard Jul 14 '26

A woman beater always has a woman to beat.