Violence is never the answer

By MUemma - 26/02/2010 00:33 - United States

Today, my boyfriend came to visit me. He told me he was cheating on me, and that he wanted to break up. I was so angry that as he left, I started screaming at him out of my second story apartment window. I picked up a huge potted plant and shoved it through the window at him. It missed my ex and hit my car. FML
I agree, your life sucks 15 029
You deserved it 49 327

Same thing different taste

Top comments

Well, you could be in jail for manslaughter by now... Anger management FTW. Revenge is a dish served cold.

Wow, I wonder why he broke up with you. Cheaters suck, but you're insane. Karma baby.

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KurouTenshi 0

YDI for being an angry psycho bitch. it's clear now why he left you -_-

hmm wonder why he left you... I mean really he's not even worth injuring, you should be happy to get rid of a cheater! unless you were just always psycho...YDI

YDI because at least he confessed to you, you didn't have to find out the hard way

Because the proper response to someone breaking up with you is violence ans destruction of property. YfuckingDI

venvargie 0

I don't see why the hell you got pissed. Least he came out and told you he was cheating on you. I would rather be told then find out some other way. And that's what you get for losing your freakin' temper and throwing a plant at the dude. Karma is a bitch, isn't it? (:

peskoly 0

You deserve it for leaving the kitchen. lol

YDI for trying to kill him. If the plant was so heavy that it could break your car, it also could have broken his skull.

You should be glad you hit your car instead (though hitting the sidewalk might have been best). If you hit your ex, at best you'd be facing assault charges, at worst homicide/manslaughter. The human skull is not quite as tough as television would have you believe.

Technically, an assault charge could be brought against her now.

Ultimate_Cynic 0

I find it interesting, OP, that you would confess to attempted murder (which is a felony, by the way) on such a public website. On a completely unrelated note, what police precinct do you live in? (And yes, Grammar Nazis, I know I ended a sentence with a preposition. Eat it.)

luvmygirl65 0

NOM, NOM, NOM. Prepositions are tasty! I particularly like "in": "but", not so much.