Every now and again, you meet a man who takes your breath away and gives you the world. Next thing you know, they've pulled the rug out from under you and broken your heat, never to be heard from again. Sound familiar? Then you're not alone because we're willing to bet that probably 99.9% of women on the planet have been disappointed by a man in some capacity. Of course, some are worse than others, but a disappointing man is a disappointing man, and we're here to help and even the tiniest way. Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated publishes public letters of disappointment from women to the shitty men they dated. Each week they send us a collection of these letters to make you feel better about your own love life, or even the lack thereof. Because if there is no man to f*ck you around, then you can't be disappointed. Simple solution for a simple problem. Scroll through these hilarious letters and be amazed at how utterly and unbelievably shitty some men can be. Oh and then check out last week's letters in case you missed them.
If you've ever been wronged by a man you're dating—and let's be honest, which woman hasn't—then it's vital to make sure you get closure. But closure is a relative concept; does it mean going to therapy? Keying his car? Or, how about a good old-fashioned breakup letter? Thanks to the Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated, now you can do just that. Check out these letters of disappointment women everywhere are submitting letters to the undeserving men they've dated. They're brutal, scathing and giving us all the "Yassss girl" feels we need. It's time to name and shame these undeserving men.
In today's modern dating sh*t show, it's essential to take as much control as you can. To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated is the Instagram account that helps women get the closure they need by publishing open letters to the men who have disappointed them in some way. And let's be honest, it's not that hard for a man to disappoint a woman. Here is this week's selection of hilarious, brutal, and slightly heartbreaking letters that might inspire you to write your own.
Popular Instagram account, To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated publishes letters that women have written to the sorry excuses of men they dated. From the long-term boyfriends to the one-or-two-date guys, these are the words of disappointment that women wish they could have said in person, for fear of them falling on deaf ears. Instead, they put them out to the universe (AKA, on Instagram), and maybe, just maybe, the guys will read them there, do some soul searching and change their ways. Unlikely though.
We've teamed up with the popular Instagram account, To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated, who publish funny and real letters of disappointment from girls to their "exes." Together, we bring you a weekly collection of messages women have submitted about the freak-shows they dated, expressing all the things they wish they could have said to them. From the guys who take your virginity and don't call you back, to the creeps who flirt with your mom, men find new and creative ways to disappoint each time. Scroll through this week's hilarious letters and then check out last week's, just in case you missed them.
If you've ever been wronged by a man (and let's face it: who hasn't?) then you're in luck. The time has come to name and shame all the men out there who have made you lose hope in dating, love, and, quite frankly, the universe. Instagram account 'To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated' helps women get the closure they need by publishing open letters to the men (exes or almost exes) who have disappointed them somehow.
Dating isn't an easy game. Between the psychos, weirdos, and freaks one needs to sift through to find one normal guy, it's natural to feel deflated after realizing you've just wasted your time on another idiot. They say that journaling can be a therapeutic way of releasing any negative feelings you may hold towards a person. And what better way to do that than via a public journal of shame that the disappointing man in question may see? Or, at least, his mom. Together with To The Guys I've (Kinda) Dated — an Instagram account by and for women, containing letters that frustrated women have penned to the disappointing guys they've dated — we're back with another collection of letters. They're just as funny as the last lot, so scroll through and enjoy.
Breakups suck. Whether you ended the relationship, you got dumped, or you amicably parted ways, moving on can be challenging, especially if you didn't get closure. But relying on someone else for closure doesn't always give you the answer you want, so you have to create it yourself. Whether it's keying your ex's car (not recommended), finding yourself a hot rebound, or writing your ex a letter, closure comes in many forms. Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated helps in this arena by publishing open letters from women to the disappointing men they've dated. Each week we reveal a new collection of these letters, giving you insight into the plethora of disappointing men out there. And let's face it, there are lots.
Whenever we go through a break-up we always strive for one thing, closure. But it's not always possible. Sometimes things end really badly and somebody cuts off contact, and sometimes they've already started something new and it would be inappropriate to reach out now. Since break-ups are inherently messy, wouldn't it be amazing if you could send off your last f**k you in a nicely written letter? So vintage, yet savage at the same time. Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated helps women do just that, by publishing open letters to the disappointing men they've gone out with. Each week we bring you a fresh batch of these hilariously brutal letters, and this week's is golden.
The love-hate relationship between men and women has stood the test of time. From day one, men manage to make women fall in love with them while simultaneously pissing them off to the point of wanting to kill them. It seems like almost every woman on the planet has been let down by a man when it comes to dating and relationships, because well... men will be men. Amirite ladies? But now, Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated helps women get the closure they need by publishing their letters to the disappointing men they dated. Naming and shaming? Yes, please, sign me up!
Each week we bring you the funniest letters of disappointment that women have written to the men they've been romantically involved with in some way, courtesy of To All The Guys I've Dated. The letters are a way of publicly shaming the men who have, once again, proved unworthy of these quality women's hearts. And as we know all too well, hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Here are this week's letters that are as brutal, hilarious, and somehow equally as relatable as the last.
Breakups are the worst. But if your ex is a total jerk, you might as well mess with him a little bit. After all, he deserves a little bullying from your end. Actually, make that a whole lot of bullying. That dude totally sucked. Honestly, you dodged a bullet. Luckily, the internet has your back. Instagram account To All The Guys I've Dated posts real letters of disappointment and regret that women write to their exes because there's nothing more satisfying than publicly shaming your boyfriend. Scroll down for this week's roasts from this hilarious account!
Ladies, if you're ever feeling alone in your frustration towards the male race, then I'm here to assure you that you are not, especially when it comes to dating, because men seem to have magical powers in that arena. And by magical powers, I mean the unwavering ability to screw us over. And not in the good way. So how nice would it be to shame the men who unleash their toxic crap onto us so that they might think twice about it next time? That's where the Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated comes in. They help women get the closure they need from the disappointing men in their lives by publishing open letters addressed to them for all to see. Each week we bring you a fresh batch of these letters, and this week's are just as scathing as the rest. So tuck in because it's about to get tasty!
Dating in today's culture is a bit of a sht show. Between the ghosters, the cheaters, and all the other a*holes, finding your soul mate is like searching for a needle in a haystack. And nowadays, it seems like a right of passage for women to become romantically involved with a man who will inevitably let them down in some capacity. Now I'm not saying men are perfect (lol, far from it). But, I am saying that somehow, they find new and more impressive ways to disappoint women every single day. At least they're committed to the cause, eh? Ladies, it's time to fight back and call men out on their BS. Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated are helping women everywhere get the closure they need by posting short, public letters to the guys they've dated, who have disappointed them in some way. Each week we post a new selection, and this haul is as funny as ever.
Breakups suck. It's never fun to end things with someone, and it especially blows to get dumped yourself. Unfortunately, breakups are an inevitable part of life, and if you want to fall in love, heartbreak is a risk you gotta take. But even if your relationship does end, it doesn't mean you can't have a little fun in the process, particularly if the ex in question is a bit of an a-hole. Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated has got your back when it comes to helping you get the closure you need after a breakup. They post funny and real letters of disappointment from girls to their "exes", allowing them to publically shame any men who have let them down.
If you've ever been wronged by a man you're dating—and let's be real, which woman hasn't—then you might have felt tempted to send them a scathing text afterward expressing your disappointment. Especially on Valentine's Day. But if you have good friends who care about you, they will have hopefully stopped you from doing so, leaving you with a little of your pride left intact. But now, thanks to the Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated, you can kind of send that text to him without sacrificing your dignity. The account helps women get the closure they need by publishing open letters women have written to the disappointing men they've dated (or kind of dated).
