[I honestly couldn't believe that my wife of six years had gotten together with some other man behind my back—and it was a goddamn online romance in the Virtual World! I was really about to break down!]
[After six years of dating, I never imagined we still wouldn't be able to withstand time. My boyfriend has disappointed me too much.]
[On our wedding anniversary, I unexpectedly discovered my wife was cheating. Only after I pressed her did I learn that our daughter wasn't mine either. It was like being struck by lightning... I'm filing for divorce tomorrow.]
[I knew online dating was unreliable. He was actually online dating six girls at once! If it weren't for today... I don't know how much longer it would've taken me to find out. You scumbag! I'll never believe in love again.]
At first, these posts were scattered and didn't draw much attention.
The netizens who saw them merely gathered around excitedly to enjoy the drama.
The comments popping up were all people stirring the pot and loving the spectacle:
"Your partner cheated? Why not get up and kick them to the curb?"
"You're still talking about a long-term relationship? Six years—if you really liked each other, your kid would be old enough to run errands by now! If you still haven't gotten married, breaking up was bound to happen sooner or later."
"Online dating six people at once? What kind of online dating master is this? Please teach a class! Now that's knowledge worth paying for!"
Besides those purely drama-hungry comments, one classic question frequently appeared beneath posts like these:
"How did you find out your partner was cheating?"
How people discovered their partners' infidelity, and how the conflict erupted afterward, had always been the most gripping parts of this kind