“And she did it within the hour. And within a few generic messages, she was already seeing if I was ‘free tonight for some fun,'” he revealed.
At the time, he wasn’t interested in setting up some fake date and confronting his girlfriend like that. Instead, he just approached her after she got off from work that day and called her out for cheating.
He swore that he didn’t call her any names. All he said was that he knew she’d been talking to “Matty,” his fake Hinge name, and admitted he was behind the account.
Once the cat was out of the bag, his girlfriend freaked out and called him every name in the book. She accused him of setting her up, as well as being a “hypocrite” and likely using dating apps himself – because, according to her, “men only want one thing.”
Anyway, it’s been a week since the truth came to light, and he thinks he has fallen out of love with her.
“Or at least I’m thinking that we are not who I thought we were or were going to be,” he vented.
Still, as he tries to pick up the pieces, he can’t help but wonder if catfishing his girlfriend to catch her being unfaithful was the best way to handle this situation or not.
Can you imagine finding out your partner was cheating only one hour after creating a fake dating app profile? Was he in the wrong here, or is his girlfriend just mad that she got caught red-handed?
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