Love can drive a person to act in crazy ways. And heartbreak can drive them to act in even crazier ways.
A California man was recently arrested for hacking into his ex-boyfriend’s work email and sending nudie pics of the public school teacher to over 200 of his students and colleagues. He’s now been charged with identity theft, sending obscene matter, and impersonating his ex.
Dreaming up elaborate revenge plots against a bad ex can be a cathartic way to spend a lonely Saturday night, but it doesn’t mean you should actually act on those fantasies.
Just in case your heart’s been recently broken, here are ten ex-boyfriend revenge schemes you should never try at home:
How about we take this to the next level?
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Send him a box of poop.
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Donate his entire wardrobe to Goodwill.
Then send him a text while he’s at work telling him what you just did.
Sign him up for various dating services, porn sites, and junk email lists.
Just don’t get caught like this cute cop did.
Log into his Amazon account and order a bunch of random shit.
Enema bulbs. Anal beads. Bronze Jesus figurines. You name it…
And if you really want to cause trouble, have it all sent to different addresses.
“Accidentally” forward those x-rated pics you took together to his grandma.
Just be sure you only include the ones that show his face.
Better yet, post them to his Facebook page.
Then tag his entire family.
Harass him with late night automated nuisance phone calls.
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Put laxatives in his coffee.
And wave goodbye to him from the front doorstep as he heads out into morning rush hour.
Register his name as a domain.
Then create a website airing all your grievances about him.
Send him a slice of your skin…
…like this totally sane, totally rational lady did.
DISCLAIMER: We’re just kidding! Obviously, you should never do any of these things. Doing so could get you arrested, or sued, or both. If this happens, it’s you’re own damn fault, so don’t blame us.
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Graham Gremore is a columnist and contributor for Queerty and Life of the Law. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter.
Realitycheck
Funny article and very bad article, lets not give any ideas to some crazy “girl” LOL
Lvng1Tor
I get the humor in the article but it started making me uneasy thinking of some of the junior stalkers I’ve met. How about this…be an adult and move on.
musctop
…Here’s a freaky suggestion–JUST MOVE ON.
Saint Law
Jesus crikey – there really is a ShitExpress?!
MarionPaige
Ah, yes, the Good Old Days when breaking up with a gay lover only involved childish maliciousness. TODAY, however, there are perfectly legal ways of harassing an ex lover. THE MOST OBVIOUS IS – SUE FOR PALIMONY. As they say, the best revenge is living longer – with half his net worth.
The days of JUST MOVING ON in gay relationships are over – we’s gots marriage equality now, which means divorce and palimony. CONGRATULATIONS!
Even if you don’t live in CA, (Maybe I shouldn’t disclose this but) suing for palimony is a perfectly legal way of PUBLICLY DISCLOSING THAT THERE WAS A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP. Do I need to explain the effects of that?
Milk
Yes the mature thing is to move on. But we know the human species do not always function that way.
MarionPaige
A few year ago, an Asian man sued an investment banker in New York (prior to marriage equality in New York) for ending their sexual relationship. And, contrary to what one would have expected, the investment banker didn’t settle and he proceeded to trial (or a hearing to dismiss). It turned out the Asian man was IN THE BUSINESS of suing wealthy gay ex-lovers and that he “counted” on the fact that the ex lovers would quickly offer settlements rather than have the whole sordid sexual affairs disclosed publicly in court. The had serially sued wealthy gay ex-lovers in palimony type lawsuits