UPDATE: 26-year-old buys 24-year-old GF expensive tickets for her birthday, gets ghosted, rescinds gift without telling her: 'I got a bit salty about that kind of money going to someone who just vanished'

It's always fascinating to witness the disintegration and aftermath of a new relationship from an objective perspective. When you're in it, it's impossible not to mix the facts of the situation with your own emotional response. This is why it takes approximately a century to properly process what went wrong after a breakup. Seriously, no amount of venting to your bestie seems to be enough to encapsulate all your feelings on the matter. However, when you're tracking the dissolution of a relationship in which you have no personal stake, it's much easier to identify the red flags and the point of no return. If only we could have that level of intuition and analysis when it comes to our own love lives, but alas!

In this instance, we started off with a seemingly meaningless confrontation between a 26-year-old dude and his 24-year-old girlfriend when he noticed that she would always order a big meal but took the vast majority of said meal home with her. This wasn't a red flag or anything, but it definitely caught the boyfriend's attention. Cut to two weeks later, everything fell apart, and all that was left were the expensive opera tickets he gifted her in advance for her birthday!

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