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Let me start by saying hi. Tanisha, my first divorcee. I had to go through a tough separation. While it's not a long time, it's quite a story. One night I was woken by another woman and returned to my home. It's true. My husband I've loved for 12years and more turned his back upon me and started looking for the best for other women. After pondering it for a while, I decided it was finally time to put it down. http://bvkrongbong.com/Default.aspx?tabid=120&ch=503598 I tried many things. My friends invited me out for drinks My partner took me out to dinner, and we hung out to drink and paint. It was a constant cycle of self deprecation, shame and self destruction. However, I've discovered a way to stop hating myself and began to hate my ex-husband.Yes, it wasn't his fault. He took my easy life, perfect and ruined the joys of it. We had no children, and so her way of taking our dog and keeping her while she wasn't the biggest fan of hers, - that was a sour pill... And so I've figured out how to bring her back after months of stalking thru accounts that were fake on social media. It's actually quite helpful. You can monitor your ex-partner's social media profiles in a range of ways. You can even change you name occasionally and hit "friend" to make them accept. Not many people will refuse a hot woman trying to become an acquaintance.<img width="479" src="">So, after a while, I started to notice his new passion. He started reacting to various rap tunes. While it was a job, a hobby and pastime, he decided that it would be his career. He began to get obsessed with his dream and gained some Youtube followers. Years went by, and nothing ever worked apart from these hilarious reaction videos. While he may shout, laugh, or even roll around on the ground, it is just one ineffective rant after another. There's no other words. However, I've found 2 nice ways to play with the new obsession...Then, I started reporting his Youtube channel videos to copyrights. He was using legitimate video and tracks from commercial artists to record his sloppy reactions and then release them. Youtube removed 12 out of his 27 videos because it is against their policies. It's an initial step. Move on to Facebook where he's copied the videos after they were removed from Youtube. Then I'm going to claim that this video is mine. Facebook blocks his account for 2 week. That is so sweet and I must tell you. Twitter finally. But they refused to accept my plea on Twitter and didn't do anything about the videos he posted. I've had 34 videos taken out from my YouTube? channel.The second part of my revenge was to take off the videos, and then uploading them under my personal name. Here's where things get tricky The first step was to claim my ownership. Facebook didn't care that I was an aspiring young director. I downloaded his videos from Youtube as well as Facebook and then edited them with the Adobe video editor. It was hilarious. The videos stayed up for 4 months. I still have over twelve of these videos, but I haven't modified or reshared.