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Strange Breakup Stories

Mr. Scot

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Once dated a wonderful lady whose ex-husband had been a real piece of work. He'd cheated on her repeatedly and, after their divorce, married one of his girlfriends and continued treating this lady badly.

She told me at one point in their marriage that their daughter - age three at the time - had gotten so sick that they needed to take her to the emergency room. Hubby drove them there, dropped them off and then went to see his girlfriend.

One weekend, she and I made a "family day" at the beach. We took her little girl out there, brought along some grub and made a day of it. When the day was over, her daughter fell asleep in the car and we rode back to her place holding hands. I carried her daughter in and put her to bed, then she and I snuggled on the couch. She called it a perfect day.

Two days later, we were over.

Why? Because the next night, she had a dream that her ex wanted her back :confused:

Just wondering, who else has a breakup in their history that let them going "wait...what?" :(

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When I was 20, I was dating this chick who was 21. She had been dating a guy for like 3 years and had broken up a year before I started dating her. We dated for like 3 months, then one day she just stopped answering her phone or talking to me. I happened to know her uncle and he told me she had went back to her ex. Who in the *** just stops talking to someone you're dating without saying a dam thing after a few months? If it had been a few weeks and I hadn't already known her beforehand that'd be one thing, but wtf.

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