Do you prioritize what your bank tells you or what your ex, who totally humiliated you, wants you to do for him?
Breaking up is hard. You think the relationship is going to last forever, and you end up discovering that it didn’t even work for more than a while. It happens. And the bright side is that you get over it, you grow from that experience, and, when you are ready, you can move on to a new relationship that may or may not end up being the love of your life. Because failed relationships are just that, experiences that make you learn and evolve, one step before finding the love of your life –or realizing that you want to be alone.
In the story below, we encounter the story of a woman who was completely humiliated by her ex-boyfriend when he told her the relationship was over because they weren’t financially in the same place. Even though she had no problem supporting him in the past when he couldn’t even provide for himself. All this to end up discovering he was cheating on her with a coworker he officialized with a couple of days after they broke up. So he not only used her in the past for her money, but he also had no problem humiliating her to everybody they knew by showing up with a new girl not even a month after they ended things.
Now he came back, out of nowhere, and all because of HIS mistake. This guy seems to love doing things wrong. He had to send money to buy a condo, and he sent it to this user, his ex-girlfriend. It ended up bad for him, of course. But can’t he do anything correctly? He broke things for the incorrect reasons, officialized with the new girl WAY TOO SOON, and now he sent the money to someone he shouldn’t. That is karma. He did everything so wrong that the universe paid him back by doing one more thing wrong. He deserved it. All of it. From losing the condo to losing money, and being stressed for days over this banking issue. Karma is hard but fair.Â
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Author: Kayitsi.com
