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She’s cis. I’m not sure what actually was the straw that broke the camel’s back, but I did a lot before and after the breakup. I knew she attempted cheating a few months before I broke up with her, but I needed some time to plan her downfall so I pretended I didn’t know for a while. This whole thing began because the guy she tried cheating with had a lot of respect for me and told me immediately with screenshots of her messages (he also helped a lot with the downfall bit). I knew she wanted attention, so I didn’t tell anyone we broke up. I wanted her to tell everyone for me so she could feel all the regret. I was extremely nonchalant about the entire ordeal and would only say “we didn’t work out” if asked. If anyone wanted to know why, she would have to tell them. I never talked bad (or good) of her after the ordeal, just neutral, because I knew she would try to slander me. That worked well, all of our friends saw me as the mature individual. She then tried hitting on my friends, she was then rejected again, and again. She tried to fuck my “new best friend” to get back at me. She made a fool of herself in front of the people at that party, because he wasn’t my friend, he was my new boyfriend. My bf was in on my bit, so he very politely rejected her, she was enraged and made a fool of herself. After the psych ward she gained a ton of weight too. She’s now a bit of a local meme at my college because of how bad the fall off was. She still gets rejected left and right to this day and can only get with the occasional freshmen because they don’t know the story. When they learn they tend to leave out of fear that she’ll cheat on them too. I learned a valuable lesson, which is to stay calm and let others do the talking. Pic related is a meme that was spread around after she insulted my boyfriend