Cheating is an ugly reality of the dating world. Sooner or later, it happens to everyone and all you can hope for is that when it does — that the collateral damage is minimal.
Recently, a 23-year-old college student discovered a tampon/mascara hidden under her boyfriend's dresser. In an effort to get to the bottom of things, she devised an ingenious way to discover whether or not he'd actually cheated on her.
Recently, Lois went over to her boyfriend Fin's house. The two of them were hanging out upstairs when all of a sudden Lois caught a glimpse of something peculiar underneath his dresser.
What she discovered under the dresser, aside from a large collection of dust bunnies, was a tube of mascara as well as a tampon still in its package.
So she did what any right-minded woman in her stead would've done — she began to question whether or not Fin was being faithful or if he was seeing someone on the side.
He also claimed to have no idea who the tampon/makeup belonged to or how the items found their way into his room and under his dresser. Still feeling unsure, Lois decided to take matters into her own hands.
Then, she tracked down the contact information for Proctor & Gamble — the parent company of Tampax. "Can this tell me when it was manufactured?" Lois asked in her e-mail. "I found it in my boyfriends[sic] draw[sic] so I am doing some investigation."
Much to her surprise, Tampax wrote her back. Using the code provided, the rep was able to confirm that the tampon had been manufactured on December 11th, 2019.
The question, however, still remained. If Fin hadn't cheated, who did the tampon belong to; how did it get under his wardrobe in the first place?
Before he moved in, there were several girls living in the same house. Therefore, Fin reasoned, the makeup and tampon must've belonged to a former resident.
To put it lightly, it was absolutely disgusting. Clearly, it had been months and possibly even years since someone had properly cleaned and swept that room. It's also very possible that the dresser either came with the house or was left behind by the previous tenant.
Her followers, on the other hand, weren't so sure. "If he has no sister and it's not yours and you were dating him prior to Dec 2019 then yeah homeboy is guilty," TikTok user @marsobsessed wrote.
Another TikTok user who goes by the handle @aldobee said, "Finn if you are reading this mate — RUN."
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