avatarAugusta Khalil Ibrahim

Summary

The article is a cautionary open letter warning against the manipulative and deceitful behavior of a particular woman, detailing a series of betrayals and broken promises in a romantic relationship.

Abstract

The author of the open letter addresses Prussian Blue, recounting a personal experience with a woman whose actions during their relationship were dishonest and hurtful. The woman failed to fulfill a promised birthday gift of books, engaged in online dating while still involved with the author, and was unfaithful shortly after their breakup. She exhibited a pattern of emotional withdrawal, dishonesty about her marital status, and a lack of respect for the author's feelings and boundaries. The author reflects on the pain caused by the woman's betrayal, including sharing intimate details with strangers and suggesting a condom-free holiday post-breakup, which would have exposed the author to potential STDs from her other partners. Despite the woman's claim of never betraying the author, the relationship's end left the author with deep emotional wounds and a warning to others to avoid such toxic relationships.

Opinions

  • The author feels deeply wronged by the woman's failure to deliver the promised books, viewing it as a breach of trust.
  • The woman's behavior after the breakup, including her immediate involvement with another man and her presence on dating sites, is seen as disrespectful and indicative of her character.
  • The author expresses regret for not recognizing the early signs of the woman's deceitful nature, such as her turning away in bed and emotional distance.
  • There is a sense of betrayal over the woman's intimate involvement with the author while still being married and living with her husband.
  • The author is critical of the woman's suggestion of a holiday without protection, considering it a reckless and manipulative proposition.
  • The woman's attempt to engage in a 'Friends-with-Benefits' relationship after the breakup is viewed as inappropriate and insulting, given the author's previously stated aversion to such arrangements.
  • The author is hurt by the woman's denial of betrayal, feeling that the woman's actions throughout the relationship clearly contradict this claim.
  • The article concludes with a heartfelt expression of gratitude to those who engaged with the story, highlighting the importance of sharing such experiences to help others avoid similar pain.

Don’t Get Fucked Over

Warning: Stay away from a woman like this.

I hope none of this stuff happens to you in 2016.

Open letter to Prussian Blue

Hey, I hope none of this happens to you in 2016:

That the woman you were in love with promises to buy you books as a purportedly heartfelt birthday gift and dosen’t deliver.

You never got the “To-set-a-watchman” book she invited you to select as a birthday gift. Photo: Annie Spratt

When you remind her of her promise and offer her an opportunity to make it good again, she tries to crush you for standing up for yourself by rejecting you outright. She then tells you that the ‘books’ are sent; but in fact, she has only sent one, and the cheapest paperback edition available, at that. That she rises from the bed where you both lay sated after lovemaking and surfs a dating site for other guys.

That she hops into bed -or perhaps just goes straight for the bathroom sex — ‘FUN! FUN! FUN!’ — with a guy she’s had on the back burner, two seconds after she breaks up with you (if not before).

She had him on the back burner. Photo: Milada Vigerova, unsplash

And still she denied that there was anyone else when you break up. Why on earth does your opinion of her matter to her anyway? She is dumping you. Oh yes, now I remember, it’s because it appears less noble to cut someone loose because you’ve found someone new(-ish).

Photo: Cianorte

You introduce her to a friend of yours at your house and she later writes to him on a dating site asking: ‘Those lips are made for…?’

“Those lips are made for…” Photo: Zach Guinta, Unsplash

She turns her back on you in bed the first night you were together and pretended to be asleep when you touched her. But she was awake. She’d returned from the bathroom only half-an-hour earlier and is a light sleeper. Ah, the subterfuge begins. Why oh why didn’t you heed the significance and walk away then?

Why didn’t you walk away then? Photo: Redd Angelo

She turns her back on you in bed again and again and is truculent and defensive when you tell her that it hurts your feelings. She gives you a yeast infection that makes your dick itch for a month. That the discomfort and unease ‘down there’ began while you were still together and intensified after she fucked you for the last time and bungled the condom making all protection ineffectual. That she inexplicably withdraws emotionally and stops texting and calling. (The widower’s late-night visit having already happened might be one explanation.)

Late-night visit from the widower with a bottle of wine. Photo: Rafael Fabricio

That you believe her when she tells you that this is something special and you let her meet your children.

My boys. Photo: Jordan Whitt

That she pretended to be separated when she first contacted you but was still living under the same roof as her husband. She texts you photos of herself taken in her husband’s bathroom.

She texts you photos taken in her husband’s bathroom. Photo: Dan Watson

She sexts you while her husband is at work or out shopping or sleeping upstairs. Or maybe she is in the 75% who texts while the spouse is in the same room.

Photo: Nomao Saeki

She reveals intimate details of your sex life to strangers she chats with online. Without the slightest prompting, she brags about how she had fantastic sex with you on the first date and how you ate her out in your hallway.

Photo: Ali Lockhandwala

And has the temerity to tell you in a confidential tone: ‘I’m a very private person’. She suggests a holiday in Sweden after you break up on condition that you don’t wear a condom.

There was a proposed-but-it-never-happened trip to Sweden.

That way you can be sure to get all the nasty germs from her colleague’s widower, the crossfit dudes, the lonely colleagues and all the others whose pants she sneaked and cheated her way into using ‘How To Be a Player’-style videos and blogs on the net.

Despite your oft-declared antipathy to ‘Friends-with-Benefits’, she still has the impertinence to attempt to sell the idea to you.

And finally, she wounds you deeply (and insults your intelligence) by declaring: ‘I never betrayed you’.

I hope you don’t ever fall in love with a person like the woman I have just described, because if you do, you will despise yourself — and that’s a tough nut to crack.

Photo: unsplash

Believe me, I know it. A.

Here’s what happens next:

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Thank you to the 231 people who checked out this story; thank you to the 149 people who read it all and thank you to the 22 people who recommended it. I deeply appreciate you taking the time to read what I have written and to recommend this story so others can find it too. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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