Shayne Topp

At first, people were complimenting her chocolates, so I was thinking maybe I really do need to apologize for thinking she put in no effort.

But then someone posted a link and a flood of people showed up to insult them just because I said I made them.

Oh, my God.

So I texted her to ask if we could talk it over, and she agreed.

Because of how dramatic the commenters were, I did start to get a little nervous, so I decided to go kind of over the top with the apology.

Took her on a date to a little arts and crafts place she likes to go, and I got her some food.

She also apologized for running off to her sister's place and said she's going to take a little break from her for a while because apparently she said some pretty messed up things about me that upset her.

I guess her sister thought she was going to dump me, so she assumed my girl would laugh along with her when she made some bigoted comments and said a few other things that really hurt my girl's feelings, which is great in my opinion.

I always got the feeling her sister never liked me, and I guess I know now it's clear why.

Anyway, I'm just glad she came home and everything settled down.

Sorry to all you people hoping she'd freak out and throw away 10 years over something as silly as candies, lol.

She may have a history with lying, as I mentioned in the comments, but she's definitely a lot more mature than you people."

There's a subreddit for everything.

For stupid little arts and crafts.

Littly.

She needs to move to Switzerland, learn how to make chocolate.

I hate you.

He doesn't seem like he's actually sorry about it.

That's the worst kind of apology.

But it doesn't seem like he's apologizing because he feels sorry and like that he was wrong.