In a video that has been viewed more than 6 million times, a woman reveals the “very psychotic behavior” a man does to get her crush off her while he’s dating another woman.
“I mean, the craziest thing I ever did was a very psycho act. And it’s not chill at all and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone,” said Nicole (@diariesof4fatgirl) .
Nicole explained how she pretended to be her crush’s girlfriend on Tinder and matched with people she went to high school with. She believed that by doing so, people would be more likely to notice her crush’s alleged cheating.
“I created a fake Tinder account for the lover of someone I liked. And I opened it for a month and was matching with people who went to our school. And in the end I probably had 10 I accumulated about ~15 matches,” she said.
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The woman reveals the evil actions she actually used to capture her lover.
“Some of them ended up reaching out to my crush and were like, ‘Hey, isn’t this your boyfriend? Why are they on Tinder?’ .”
Nicole’s crush eventually confided in her and asked her what to do.
“And obviously I wanted to break up with them,” Nicole said. “And, yeah, they broke up.”
Nicole and her crush started dating a few months later, but she hadn’t told him about how they came to rendezvous.
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“I never told them about it. But, you know, we broke up, but I never told them about it. And if you’re watching, yeah ‘Hey, baby, I’m sorry about that,”’ Nicole said.
In another video, Nicole said she would do it again. “What I did was bad, yes. But would I do it again, yes?”
She then claimed that her crush’s ex-lover was a “cheater.”
Comments poured in, calling the woman’s plot “actually evil” and asking how she could coexist with herself.
“We didn’t have any evidence, so we created one. We rushed the process. Ultimately, we were going to break up.”
Comments accusing her of infidelity poured in.
One comment, “Ladies, please don’t take notes,” had 62,000 likes.
One comment, “I should have taken this to my grave,” received 145,000 likes.
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“You cannot ignore this information from me,” said one comment with 82,000 likes.
One comment, “That’s low-key evil,” received 102,000 likes. “That’s actually evil,” said another comment with 138,000 likes.
One comment, “Little girl, I’m actually scared of you,” received 113,000 likes.
“Why don’t you suffer from guilt?” Comment with 49,000 likes.
“We have to start reclaiming the shame, because what did I just hear?” a comment with 40,000 likes.
Nicole replied, “A win is a win.”
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Even the official Tinder account reacted with disapproval.
“Oh, that’s not true…” Tinder said, referring to Kelly Osbourne’s gaffe on “The View.”
