[HEADING=1]Story is fake guys, fake.[/HEADING]
Just thought I would make that a little more obvious. I admit I was a little dissapointed too because it certainly seemed like it could have sparked up some interesting conversation and debate but of course, it won't because it is as previously mentioned fake.
That said if it weren't fake, I would have to say that I couldn't stand behind supporting such an extreme payback method. Something that would cost thousands of dollars to have removed and would be incredibly painful to do so. Granted if she had cheated on her boyfriend (had it not, you know been fake) then that was an undeniably bad thing to do on her part. But then again we never get to hear her (fake) side of the (fake) story, maybe she had a really good (fake) reason to cheat on her (fake) boyfriend. Maybe he was being cruel or mean or neglectful to her and so she sought comfort from his more accomodating (and more Fake) friend.
Hell maybe she got drunk or was in an emotional place that made her do something that was a momentary mistake, maybe she never told her (fake) boyfriend about it because she was ashamed of it.
All I'm saying is, I am on the mindset that it can always be possible to salvage a relationship that's undergone damage. Hell, I know a few married people who at one point their partner slipped and cheated on them but they were still able to forgive and forget and seek counselling and save their marriage. It can be done.
That's not so say that sometimes a cheating person isn't just being a bastard/***** who is inconsiderate and selfish and cruel to a person who loves them, it can happen that way too. But to automatically assume that a person who cheated on their partners fits that category is being a little bit harsh.
Especially if you aren't even going to at least consider their side of the story.
Now while this particular story was Incredibly Fake I was still a little appalled that people automatically assumed that the girl was guilty and the worst kind of scum on Earth without even considering the possibility that maybe the boyfriend might have been a contributing factor that lead her to doing it, or that maybe she was going through a series of emotional issues that lead to that path.
What I mean is, no one even considered her side of the story and instead assumed that the guy who (fake, fake, fake) tattoed a giant turd onto her back that would take thousands of dollars and hours of pain to remove must have been completely blameless.
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[HEADING=1]STORY IS FAKE! IT HAS BEEN CONFIRMED AS FAKE ON THE FIRST PAGE![/HEADING]