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15 screenshots from a Reddit post about a girlfriend who catfished her own boyfriend and ended up getting burned | Thumbnail includes a pink background and two screenshots from the Reddit post 'Last night I made a fake Facebook profile to see if my boyfriend would engage with it. I began sending him se ually explicit texts/photos. I feel like the biggest bi h ever. I love this man. Can't imagine my life without him wanna marry him someday but for some reason I keep doing things like this.'

Woman Catfishes Her Own Boyfriend To See If He'd Cheat On Her, It Backfires Because Not Even An Hour Later He Responds With The Intention To Meet Up
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16 screenshots from a Reddit thread about the story of a devastated woman that's planning to leave her boyfriend because he randomly asked for a paternity test | Thumbnail includes a screenshot from the Reddit post 'My boyfriend asked for a paternity test for our child. As soon as the results come and show he is the father, I'm leaving him. Friday, he came home and he asked me for a paternity test. Just like that, it was completely out of the blue. I was putting away the dishes and he ask'

'He's probably cheating himself': Devastated Girlfriend Is leaving Her Boyfriend After He Randomly Demanded A Paternity Test For Their Newborn Baby
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