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It originally hosted anonymously submitted relationship stories about cheating partners. In 2010, the website said it was removing the "database of alleged cads". In an article in The New York Times , the site's founder Tasha Cunningham (also known as Tasha Joseph) likened it to a "dating credit report" for women.
Read their stories below to see who found lasting love and who walked away with heartbreak, and let us know what you think in the comments! “Biggest Cheater Ever”: 30 Honest Age Gap ...
A young professor loves to play mind-games with people he deems inferior. After putting off reviewing the work of an aspiring (and hopeless) scholar, he loses the young woman he was involved with, directly after realizing he loved her. "The Golden Apple of Eternal Desire" Two middle-age men flirt with many girls and proposition them.
Amir is an Indian American professional heartbreaker (people hire him to break up with their boyfriend/girlfriend when they don't want to do it themselves). At Amir's 30th birthday party, his childhood friend Charlie announces that he is getting married, but he and his fiancé decide they don't want Amir to be the best man because of his bad "relationship karma".
Like a bad relationship itself, the apps controlled my life. Bela taught me to time-box the dating apps : no notifications, just 15 minutes of dedicated time in the morning and evening. I found ...
The woman turned to the forum to figure out if she was overreacting — or if her boyfriend's actions were out of line. Commenters agreed that the woman made the right choice in leaving him.
However, she remembers her love for Yūya, to the point of viewing him as her own older brother. Hiyori often pushes Mitsuki to engage in an incestuous relationship with her step-brother even to Mitsuki's extreme protest. Hiyori is also shown to be extremely athletic, displaying great talent in any sport as shown when possessing Mitsuki.
The woman said she believed the ceremony was a "prank" being filmed for Instagram. A judge ruled in her favor, saying it was likely the applicant believed she was just acting.