Guy Gets Caught Cheating On His Girlfriend, And It Escalates Hilariously
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If you have trust issues, this post is about to validate you in so many ways. A student at Ohio State University recently got a few risky texts from ‘AJ,’ a guy with a girlfriend, and decided to put the conversation up on the school’s public Snapchat group. What followed was a meltdown so epic, Mount Vesuvius should take notes.
“Every AJ is bouta get questioned,” one student replied to the Snap. As fate would have it, the ‘AJ’ community came together to clear their (collective) name after facing widespread damnation, and eventually pressured the original poster of the photo into revealing the cheater’s identity. We’re guessing you’ve been on the Internet long enough by now to guess what happened next.
AJ messed up big-time, and pretty much everyone on Snapchat wanted to make sure he knew it. Responses from fellow OSU students, nearby States, and eventually foreign countries began pouring in, all expressing a common message – “f**k you, AJ.” The ladies’ man himself has yet to come forward and comment, so we can only assume he’s already stated his 10-year hiatus from social media from which he may or may not return.
Scroll down to see it all for yourself, and remember to always be careful with who you tell your darkest secrets to. Or just don’t cheat on people and lie. That works too.
When an Ohio State University student received these texts from a cheater, she just had to share them on the school’s public Snapchat group
Other students quickly noticed, and started a quest to find the mysterious ‘AJ’
The ‘AJ community’ was desperate to find him so they could clear their names
Finally, the original poster revealed his identity, and all hell broke loose from there
Editors note: We have intentionally blurred out the name for privacy reasons
People managed to track down AJ’s social media pages, and the pics they found were… Um…
The memes just wouldn’t stop pouring in
Soon, the whole world had joined in to roast AJ on Snapchat – even a damn Teletubby
Yikes, AJ – we’ll look forward to hearing your response when you resurface in 10 years
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Fu*k you, AJ... From BoredPanda!
I think the way he acted is wrong but this should be kept private. Web shaming is not the answer. So unless you know the guy...
Why isn't it the answer? This is how social animals work: when a type of behavior is antisocial, the society responds by making the misbehaver suffer consequences for their misbehavior. It's not like the guy has been bullied for nothing or assaulted.
I understand the idea of shaming within your own social circle. But outside of it, you prove no point. At least this is what I think
lol ... seems you=be-hiding stuff-too lol
Wow...this whole thing is utterly confusing and also seems rather irrelevant. A cheating idiot? Well, yes, there seem to be lots of them.
One should probably add that Snapshat, in general, is about as useful as a hole in the head.
A hole in the head is, neuroscientifically, more useful than Snapchat
Agreed. Not only did I not understand I didn't really give a shit..
Feels a bit weird judging some guy on the internet that no one actually knows. Public humiliation isn't the answer, maybe she should have encouraged him to sit down and have a chat with his girlfriend if they were having problems. We really know absolutely nothing about these people's situation, we can't judge accurately.
web shaming has become very popular. everybody rushes to judge irrelevant of how little the know about the situation.
I wish I could upvote this many many times. I'm so over the "shaming" culture we live in. No one cares about truth anymore.
Also people haven't thought of the possibility that this might not be the right AJ, what if the real one just changed his nickname to a guy he found somewhere, so people will jump on him and think he's the cheater? That's a way to destroy lives and relationships. Reminds me of the asian model that was used in a meme that claimed she had plastic surgery (some kids that looked nothing like her were on a "family pic") and this ruined her reputation, because people spread this meme everywhere.
Yes, she "should have" encouraged him to have a talk with his girlfriend. It seems she didn't. But why are we picking on her? AJ "should have" not acted like a cheating douche. What's weird about judging shady behavior? This is how society works. Bad behavior has consequences. We can judge accurately that AJ wants to hide his activities with other women from his current girlfriend. That's unhealthy relationship behavior. It isn't his interest in someone else that's the problem. That's natural for men and women. What's bad is doing it secretly. If he has a bad relationship with Allie, he should end the relationship. But, surprise surprise, people would rather be passive than direct. Toxic monogamy culture and shitty communication skills result in people suppressing their normal instincts, then refusing to sincerely acknowledge them, covering things with lies and whatnot. Grow up and be an adult.
You are right Jace, he shouldn't have cheated. However, she shouldn't have revealed this conversation altogether and if so she should have hidden the name (fully). This is a bad example of behaviour on both sides, really. She is clearly not taking his cheating habit, that's good, but why making him go through all this? This guy is in Uni, he'll probably have to go through years of daily bashing now, for one mistake. Especially bashing from people he doesn't know. There is a name for that and that's called bullying. Even as said before we don't know what happened in their relationship. Maybe he's an asshole. Maybe she did something and he was trying to get comfort somewhere else. Maybe they had a break. We can't know. That's just unfair to do that to someone over ONE mistake that doesn't concern their private relationship. This is why you should be very careful when texting, you never know what people use your text for...
I hope you get to be AJ's lawyer one day as defending some random guy on Bored Panda won't make you any money
You actually make really good points here and I do agree, I just mean that we really don't know these people's personal story so we can't make assumptions. Like what if she had recently cheated on him or something? What if she was abusive and he was afraid of her? The list goes on. Like I get that people should just break up but life can be so complicated. And I get that maybe he is just a douche but who knows?
For all we know, Allie could be a control freak bitch?
Then he should break up with her, not cheat and try to hide it.
We know nothing about Allie, but we DO know that AJ is shopping to cheat on her. For all we know, AJ is a manipulating sociopath. Why question Allie's personality when the evidence we DO have is that AJ is the one misbehaving?
Fu*k you, AJ... From BoredPanda!
I think the way he acted is wrong but this should be kept private. Web shaming is not the answer. So unless you know the guy...
Why isn't it the answer? This is how social animals work: when a type of behavior is antisocial, the society responds by making the misbehaver suffer consequences for their misbehavior. It's not like the guy has been bullied for nothing or assaulted.
I understand the idea of shaming within your own social circle. But outside of it, you prove no point. At least this is what I think
lol ... seems you=be-hiding stuff-too lol
Wow...this whole thing is utterly confusing and also seems rather irrelevant. A cheating idiot? Well, yes, there seem to be lots of them.
One should probably add that Snapshat, in general, is about as useful as a hole in the head.
A hole in the head is, neuroscientifically, more useful than Snapchat
Agreed. Not only did I not understand I didn't really give a shit..
Feels a bit weird judging some guy on the internet that no one actually knows. Public humiliation isn't the answer, maybe she should have encouraged him to sit down and have a chat with his girlfriend if they were having problems. We really know absolutely nothing about these people's situation, we can't judge accurately.
web shaming has become very popular. everybody rushes to judge irrelevant of how little the know about the situation.
I wish I could upvote this many many times. I'm so over the "shaming" culture we live in. No one cares about truth anymore.
Also people haven't thought of the possibility that this might not be the right AJ, what if the real one just changed his nickname to a guy he found somewhere, so people will jump on him and think he's the cheater? That's a way to destroy lives and relationships. Reminds me of the asian model that was used in a meme that claimed she had plastic surgery (some kids that looked nothing like her were on a "family pic") and this ruined her reputation, because people spread this meme everywhere.
Yes, she "should have" encouraged him to have a talk with his girlfriend. It seems she didn't. But why are we picking on her? AJ "should have" not acted like a cheating douche. What's weird about judging shady behavior? This is how society works. Bad behavior has consequences. We can judge accurately that AJ wants to hide his activities with other women from his current girlfriend. That's unhealthy relationship behavior. It isn't his interest in someone else that's the problem. That's natural for men and women. What's bad is doing it secretly. If he has a bad relationship with Allie, he should end the relationship. But, surprise surprise, people would rather be passive than direct. Toxic monogamy culture and shitty communication skills result in people suppressing their normal instincts, then refusing to sincerely acknowledge them, covering things with lies and whatnot. Grow up and be an adult.
You are right Jace, he shouldn't have cheated. However, she shouldn't have revealed this conversation altogether and if so she should have hidden the name (fully). This is a bad example of behaviour on both sides, really. She is clearly not taking his cheating habit, that's good, but why making him go through all this? This guy is in Uni, he'll probably have to go through years of daily bashing now, for one mistake. Especially bashing from people he doesn't know. There is a name for that and that's called bullying. Even as said before we don't know what happened in their relationship. Maybe he's an asshole. Maybe she did something and he was trying to get comfort somewhere else. Maybe they had a break. We can't know. That's just unfair to do that to someone over ONE mistake that doesn't concern their private relationship. This is why you should be very careful when texting, you never know what people use your text for...
I hope you get to be AJ's lawyer one day as defending some random guy on Bored Panda won't make you any money
You actually make really good points here and I do agree, I just mean that we really don't know these people's personal story so we can't make assumptions. Like what if she had recently cheated on him or something? What if she was abusive and he was afraid of her? The list goes on. Like I get that people should just break up but life can be so complicated. And I get that maybe he is just a douche but who knows?
For all we know, Allie could be a control freak bitch?
Then he should break up with her, not cheat and try to hide it.
We know nothing about Allie, but we DO know that AJ is shopping to cheat on her. For all we know, AJ is a manipulating sociopath. Why question Allie's personality when the evidence we DO have is that AJ is the one misbehaving?