Destroyed clothes, poured out shampoos, ruined even eye drops. Ex-lover broke into a Belarusian woman's apartment in Batumi at night
Maria Akulenka was left with nothing and is asking for help.
The Belarusian woman recounted in Threads how a love story turned into a horror movie.
A few months ago, Maria ended her relationship with a boyfriend. However, he did not return the keys to her apartment. The young woman made a fatal mistake — she did not change the locks.
She relied on the honesty of her ex-lover. She was confident that an adult would never enter someone else's apartment without an invitation. And she was wrong.
"While I was calmly working the night shift, he came into the apartment and destroyed MY ENTIRE wardrobe: clothes, underwear, socks, shoes, outerwear. What he couldn't destroy, he carefully poured iodine on."
Wanting to get revenge, the ex-lover poured out shampoo and hair conditioner, as well as such feminine delights as perfume and various facial toners. He didn't even spare the eye drops, which Maria had recently brought from Belarus, expecting them to last a year.
In this uneven struggle, household chemicals also perished — the man poured everything out.
The Belarusian woman says it wouldn't be so upsetting if her ex-lover had destroyed something he himself had once bought or gifted — but no.
Maria has a daughter — fortunately, the children's items remained intact.
The woman appealed for help, saying that all she had left intact was what she was wearing. And she added that she decided to make the situation public so that the person would understand: she will not be silent.
In less than a day, the post garnered about 100,000 views and hundreds of comments offering help. Some were ready to share their clothes, others reported that they would soon go to Turkey for shopping and could bring some household chemicals. They also offered to take Maria for a few days on vacation to help her recover from such a situation.
There were those willing to support with money — from various countries. Shops appeared in the comments, offering Maria to visit them and choose something from their assortment for free.
And the Belarusian woman finally called a locksmith to replace the locks.
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