World’s Worst Boyfriend Condones Cheating, Playing Mind Games, and Gives Terrible Relationship Advice, Encouraging People to ‘Stay Toxic’

The dating world is hard enough, but there’s always that one friend who is perpetually single who has the loudest, most aggressive opinion when it comes to relationship advice.

Rusty, aka @rustyrooftop21, is exactly that friend.

Recently, Rusty has gone viral on TikTok for sharing the most terrible relationship advice imaginable. One might question why his followers are eating up such horrible advice, but maybe there’s a sense in comfort in knowing that someone is making poorer choices in their dating life than you are.

Stay toxic: I went through four Tylers, all bad

Regardless of how serious Rusty is about this advice, we can certainly appreciate the entertainment value of each post. Each one somehow reminds us of some sub-par past relationship, no doubt giving everyone flashbacks to a significant other who had an incompatible astrological sign, wore only “vintage” clothing, and was an in-your-face vegan.

The more you dive into Rusty’s page, the more clear it is that he is the type of dude you DON’T want to be dating. Sure, there’s an allure to a man who is tattooed on every surface of his body, wears short shorts, and tube socks with sliders, but is it worth all this toxicity?

He’s a 10, but his homies are too

Honestly, maybe the catharsis of Rusty’s page is to remind the world that there’s always going to be a worse person to date. The persona on his page is simply the incarnate of the worst boyfriend in the world– whether Rusty personally follows his own advice or is just the purveyor of terrible boyfriendship, we may never know for sure.

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All we can speculate is that either Rusty is the worst boyfriend in the world or is just poking fun at those who are toxic in their own relationships. But one message is clear from this viral TikToker, the dating world is exactly what we all think it is…

Toxic. 
 

All we can hope is that nobody is actually taking this page seriously and is able to reject each “piece of advice” as more of a deterrent. This should be what-not-to-do advice for anyone looking for a meaningful relationship.