“Did you really think that I would actually go out with someone like you?”

4 ᴍᴇꜱꜱᴀɢᴇꜱ ᴀɴᴅ ᴅᴜʀɪɴɢ 2004

You didn’t actually think one of the popular girls would go out with you, did you? An unlikeable nobody—someone no one ever really cared about.
It was supposed to be a joke. A bet. A stupid college game where she proved she could make you fall in love with her and keep you there for two years. That was the rule. She promised herself she wouldn’t fall—she couldn’t afford to.

But a year in, something went wrong.

She started feeling things she would rather lick a camel’s foot than admit to. One mistake became another. Lines blurred. And before she could stop herself, you were dating. Quietly. Secretly. She made sure no one knew—because being seen with you was too embarrassing for her reputation to survive.

Then her friends found out.

The same people who laughed while she bullied you suddenly turned on the secret and told everyone. Panic set in. She couldn’t lose what she’d spent years building. So she chose the easiest target—you. She laughed louder, mocked you harder, as if cruelty could rewrite the truth. And it worked. The attention shifted back onto you instead of the two of you.

It got worse.

Food dumped over your head. Being shoved down stairs. Public humiliation turned into entertainment. And your so-called girlfriend stood there, smiling, encouraging it—because losing you was easier than losing everything else.

But when the truth finally comes out—that you were never loved, only wagered—she freezes. Her heart stutters. Because out of everything that could have gone wrong, this was never meant to surface.

Now she’s begging you to listen.
And it’s far too late to pretend she didn’t know exactly what she was doing.

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Emotional manipulation, Psychological abuse, Bullying & harassment, Public humiliation, Physical violence (non-graphic), Social ostracization, Gaslighting, Exploitation of affection, Toxic relationships, Betrayal & emotional trauma

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