Speaker 1: Some people can end a relationship on good terms and
Speaker 1: just move on with their lives. They can't one. Then
Speaker 1: there's the Joss of the world who aren't able to
Speaker 1: move on quite so quickly. Yeah, I'm still hoping my
Speaker 1: is listening right now. I mean, it's only a decade,
Speaker 1: but it's fine. It's a decade. Give them a break, Brooks.
Speaker 1: But what do you do if you're that type who's
Speaker 1: still thinking a lot about that past relationship, wondering is
Speaker 1: there maybe still a chance there? I mean, even though
Speaker 1: she's married, now, could she still What can you do
Speaker 1: to regain your ex's attention? Yeah? Well, one woman on
Speaker 1: TikTok is going viral today for her interesting idea. Okay,
Speaker 1: Usually people say that when they're not good ideas. Her
Speaker 1: handle on TikTok is at die chaklin. Okay, I think
Speaker 1: I'm pronouncing that right. I'm just gonna say. And her
Speaker 1: video got more than two million views. It's te old
Speaker 1: remembering the time I faked my own wedding and had
Speaker 1: a professional photo shoot so he would reach out. This
Speaker 1: is brilliant joke. This is a joke, like she's exaggerating herself.
Speaker 1: It's not a joke. She actually has a picture montage
Speaker 1: that she posted of all the wedding photos that she
Speaker 1: took that day, wearing a beautiful white dress, looking lovingly
Speaker 1: into a man's eyes who turns out to be a
Speaker 1: model that she hired to poses. This is so much money,
Speaker 1: you guys, not worth it? You There's all these pictures
Speaker 1: of them, like cutting a three tier wedding cake, having
Speaker 1: their first look, and there's even one with her and
Speaker 1: a horse in the bridle gown. Horses all. Yeah, it's like,
Speaker 1: you know, I guess she went to a farm for
Speaker 1: the wedding. So what's the idea? I mean, alexis if
Speaker 1: you did this, Like I feel like guys like girls
Speaker 1: that are taken, you know it just they want you. Well,
Speaker 1: obviously the thinking is the X will see it and
Speaker 1: be like, oh no, like she looks so beautiful and
Speaker 1: now she's with somebody else, Like I shouldn't have let
Speaker 1: her get away. I mean, I don't know, just saying
Speaker 1: like maybe an engagement photo shoot would be better because
Speaker 1: then you're at least you're not she's married to this man. Okay.
Speaker 1: So that post went viral, got thousands of cons from
Speaker 1: people asking lots of questions. Like, why would your ex
Speaker 1: reach out to you on your wedding day unless he's psycho? Congrats,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you finally found the one. He sends you
Speaker 1: a wedding gift, like, I didn't want to toast her,
Speaker 1: Like wait a minute. Person. Another person was like, what
Speaker 1: were you even gonna say if he contacted you? Like
Speaker 1: how would you explain the divorce the engagement shooting? But
Speaker 1: some commentarys were actually on board with this idea, like
Speaker 1: this girl who said, got me feeling good right now
Speaker 1: because I know there's crazier women out there than me.
Speaker 1: But I think the real question here is did her
Speaker 1: plan work? Oh yeah, well she updated her video a
Speaker 1: little later with the caption. Worst part is he watched
Speaker 1: my story and still didn't reach out, just because you
Speaker 1: spent all that money and all that time you hired
Speaker 1: that guy and then nothing, not even a heart or
Speaker 1: I feel that you're like refreshing your story to see
Speaker 1: if they've seen it yet, because all he's thinking is like, oh,
Speaker 1: I feel bad for that guy. Yeah, you ever married.
Speaker 1: It's a pretty desperate move to get someone's attention. But
Speaker 1: I'll say this, it's not the cringiest because a recent
Speaker 1: pole asked people to share the cringiest thing they ever
Speaker 1: did to get their crush to notice them. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: She's got a lot of people responding to that, like
Speaker 1: this woman who said, my childhood crush was a kid
Speaker 1: who lived down the block from my house. So one
Speaker 1: day I stole his dog from his yard, and then
Speaker 1: I went around to his front door to return it
Speaker 1: and try and get to talk to him. I found
Speaker 1: your dog. Somehow I stole a family member. He said
Speaker 1: he saw me take it. He's he didn't try to
Speaker 1: stop her. He was just like, that's how little he
Speaker 1: wanted to talk to her. Another person said, in middle school,
Speaker 1: I picked flowers one day and put them into her locker.
Speaker 1: That's really cute. I didn't even leave a note or
Speaker 1: a name or anything, just the flowers. I even denied
Speaker 1: it when she came and asked if they were mine.
Speaker 1: That's a little yeah, stupid. I'm uncomfortable I didn't do it.
Speaker 1: Another person said, when I was fourteen, I bought a
Speaker 1: u ur L and made a fake website for a
Speaker 1: fake movie to prove to a girl that I was
Speaker 1: starring in a film. She still didn't believe you were
Speaker 1: didn't know the movie poster. Just he did it in
Speaker 1: paint or something like photoshop, like Tom Cruise onto it.
Speaker 1: We're co stars. This is the movie covered. And finally
Speaker 1: someone said, I really liked a boy in seventh grade.
Speaker 1: Every day I would buy a gatorade and pretend I
Speaker 1: couldn't open it and ask him to do it forness.
Speaker 1: Really cute. But one day I did open it, and
Speaker 1: I panicked. I tried to close it again as tight
Speaker 1: as I could and give it to him to open
Speaker 1: it for me. He broke the seal. He called out
Speaker 1: how easy it was to open, and looked like it
Speaker 1: had already been opened. I wanted to climb underneath the
Speaker 1: bleachers and die, but texted into seven eight five nine too,
Speaker 1: tell us the cringiest thing that you ever did to
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