The famous TikTok video sparked a discussion about toxic relationships.
Usually, the internet is known for providing people with “relationship objectives,” but it can also highlight the destructive side of partnerships.
A recent TikTok video shared by a lady with the username @hteesheee revealed her ex-controlling partner’s behavior, prompting netizens to discuss toxic relationships.
@hteesheee uploaded a copy of a message from her ex-boyfriend demanding that she remove the selfie she posted on Instagram in the now-viral video. “If I don’t see this gone in the next 5 minutes before 1:40 pm, I’m done,” the text added.
Along with the message, the man included a photograph of a five-minute timer.
Before the woman could react, her ex-boyfriend texted back, implying that he had broken up with her. “You have a fantastic life,” he wrote in his text. This was followed by another text message. “You no longer have to be a burden to me; you may do whatever you want.”
@hteesheee captioned the video while sharing the texts, “People saying Euphoria is exaggerated, but I had to deal with this.” She was referring to HBO’s hit teen drama Euphoria, which depicts various aspects of troubled relationships.
The video quickly went viral, with individuals sharing their own stories about difficult and domineering partners. The TikTok video quickly surpassed 6.5 lakh views.
In a subsequent video, @hteesheee said that her ex-boyfriend created many TikTok identities to ensure that she was aware that he was following her material. “I’ve blocked like three different accounts already, dude leave me alone,” she said in a caption.
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