Drop her toothbrush in the toilet and then put it back as if nothing happened. Then, give her a present(i.e. mouthwash) and make sure she uses it after her next teeth brushing and before you have to kiss her again. Then, tell her what you did. If she breaks up with you, then you should have broken up with her for leaving you at the gas station. Or, break up with her after she brushes her teeth because you can never kiss that mouth again. LOL. Okay...maybe that's no good. Heh.
I'd dump her cause you know if you left her stranded at a gas station and made her walk 3 miles, she would dump you. She didn't even try to scare you, she freaking went home. That's wrong. But that's the majority of our opinions. It's your decision. You know what's right for you.
I wouldn't do that to someone I hated, and she did it to someone she supposedly cares for. Dump the b*atch, and don't even tell her why, and let her wallow in her own insecurities.
Don't do anything to take revenge. Just let her go if you are going to rid her from your life. Take the high road. What she did was completely disrespectful. I have had one girl do that to me several years ago. I never spoke with her again. Of course, my walk was a lot more than three miles.
I recommend cutting her out of your life completely. Have no interactions with her at all. After waiting a few years, find out where she lives. Figure out her daily routine. Buy a ski-mask. Hide in the bushes late one night as she returns home. Emerge from the bushes! Take a crow bar to her leg, Gillooly-style! The three years should probably be sufficient to remove you from the probable suspect list. I hope so at least.
Drop that beatch like the fly infested bag of yesterdays trash that she is....and I say that with the greatest of respect.
So quick to dump her yet none of us know the exact extent of their relationship. We don't know if they had been discussing long-term commitments or marriage. We don't know how long the relationship has been going on. We don't know the fight events leading up to the 3 mile walkathon. We don't know how good the pooty is. There are a lot of things we don't know. Maybe he deserved to be walking home based on what he did earlier? If this guy is thinking of his GF as a possible future wife or long-term relationship, then maybe it's premature to dump her? Don't just dump her because everyone is jumping on the dump her bandwagon. Dump her if her leaving you at the gas station was something you can never get over as far as someone doing that and if you see no real future with this woman or you won't miss the chemistry/pooty. Where's Baqui99 with his pooper comment? LOL
It sounds to me that you were continuing an argument that ya'll had decided to put aside to go to the music event. It's pretty exasperating to come to a cease-fire and then have your significant other continue to needle you with little references to it. It sounds to me like you were being a dick and I'd probably have left you at the gas station too. My verdict is she should probably dump you. Oh, that wasn't the question?
1. I have no idea how old you 2 are, but she sounds very immature, the whole cross-arms-close-eyes thing is childish; 2. You pretty much acted like an ass.
How long have you guys been going out? Do things like this happen often? What was the dispute about? Did you act like a jerk in that dispute also? This is the best comment. Don't let the these guys on the bbs, bs you . It isn't that simple. Evaluate it all. These sound like the generic comments of single or future mult-divorced guys.
She LEFT him at the Gas station. Dude, don't be a panzy, kick her to the curb. No matter whether he was being an A$$ or not, the girld drove off and left him there. That is by far the worst thing...... DD
I agree with the high road approach. Make her feel as if SHE is missing out on something by you dumping her. If you act like a jerk she'll feel justified by the decision. Just call her up and say, "...this isn't going to work out, you are not what I'm looking for in a woman." That'll make her feel like she doesn't meet your expectations. Then move on.
