TRUST is one of the cornerstones of a healthy relationship.
If you don’t trust your partner and feel confident around them, you’ll likely start both necessary and unnecessary arguments very often.
One woman said she was suspicious of her partner’s behavior, so she did some investigating and ended up catching him in a wild lie.
Posting to TikTok, the woman shared her story and went viral:
“Currently riding with him, and a number was blowing him up and showing on the car radio screen.”
Curious about the incessant texts and calls, she asked her partner who the number belonged to.
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“He told me it was his homeboy ‘Tay.’”
The woman wasn’t fully buying that, though.
“So, I typed the number on Cash App and it was a girl.
“Typed the Cash App name on all social medias and found her Twitter.”
The mystery Tay’s Twitter account was linked to her Instagram, so the curious woman started looking at her photos to learn more about Tay.
What she found, however, was a horrifying curveball that blew her mind.
“And it turns out ‘Tay’ is Taylor, and she is carrying his child.”
The woman wondered what to do next, captioning her TikTok: “Should I come to her as a woman?”
In the comments section, she clarified what she meant by this: “When I say come to her as a woman, I mean let her know what her dude is doing… me personally I would wanna know.”
Most users, however, thought the woman should approach her partner and leave Tay alone:
“Nope come to him… truth be told she may not even know about you but he sure does,” one person wrote.
“Dip and block him on everything. You can’t confront her because he’s the one playing BOTH of y’all,” another added.
“Nope just leave him with Tay and find someone who don’t play games… come to yourself as a woman,” said a third.
A few commenters, however, thought Tay should hear about what’s going on as well:
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“Go to him first, then go to her. She deserves to know who she’s having a child with BEFORE the child is here and then she feels stuck,” one person explained.
“Tell her and excuse yourself from the situation… if she stays that’s on her,” added another.
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