I Know What You Did for Valentines: The Perfect Revenge on a Cheating Boyfriend or the Next True Crime Episode?

Valentine's Day is a special occasion for couples to express their love and appreciation for one another, and many people plan special days or gifts to make the holiday memorable. But what happens when your boyfriend turns out to be a lying, cheating a$$hole?

Well, as they say, revenge is a dish best served cold. But when it comes to a cheating boyfriend, we'd like to think that it should be served hot, in a blazing inferno of justice. A certain Reddit user who shares this belief was presented with a golden opportunity to exercise vigilante justice against such a cheater.

OP's sister received a bouquet with a poorly written note about how the sender had been admiring her from afar and even broke up with his long-term girlfriend for her. A little digging revealed he and his girlfriend are still together.

OP posted her plans on r/Petty Revenge, sharing that she and her sister had contacted the creepy admirer's girlfriend, and they plan to ambush him on Valentine's Day, catching him redhanded and making him a fool.

Commentators were divided - some egged OP on, while others cautioned her that the plan might backfire. A few even pointed out how this is none of her business, and she seems to be looking for drama.

OP promised to update but has yet to return to Reddit since this post. Stay tuned, my friends, as the plot thickens...

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