Last Updated on 2020-03-08 , 7:55 pm
There are certain keywords and phrases that you shouldn’t use on your girlfriend or wife.
Exhibit #1: “My Ex”
Using this phrase would lead to two days of silent treatment, five days of your ex being stalked on social media and the worst of all: ten days of sleeping at the sofa.
Exhibit #2: “What again?”
Using this phrase implies that you’re the worst bae ever, and you’d be seeing her telling everyone else about her problems except you.
Exhibit #3: “Fat”
Using this word mean you’ll get an earful of insults you’ve never heard before, followed by a silent treatment for days. And worst, if you might get stabbed to death.
Get stabbed?
Yeah, that’s what allegedly happened to a boyfriend in China.
Killed a Boyfriend Whom She Dated for 20 Days
According to multiple reports, the couple had been together for about twenty days when the incident happened.
Last Wednesday (14 August 2019), the couple was in Zhumadian, central China, near a shopping centre. According to the police, the couple had been shopping in the area when they got into an argument.
Apparently, at about 10:00 a.m., the woman had wanted to get an ice-cream, but the boyfriend reportedly stopped her, saying this: “妳这么胖还吃.”
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Loosely translated, it meant “You’re already so fat and you still want to eat that.”
That sparked the rage in the girlfriend; she allegedly went to buy a pair of scissors from a nearby store and did the unthinkable: she stabbed her boyfriend four times.
Passers-by immediately called the ambulance, and the boyfriend was rushed to the hospital, but he eventually succumbed to his injuries.
Censored footages of the boyfriend laying on the ground were also circulated online.
The woman has been arrested and the police are investigating.
Just yesterday, we published an article about a guy who died from chasing his girlfriend after an argument which you can read here.
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