The perfect revenge on the man who sent a humiliating message to the woman in the dating app

Katie Pepper received an appeal from a man in the dating app with the most awful opening sentence he could think of. She planned a particularly sweet revenge to teach the guy to never underestimate women again

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It is known that people (well, especially men) think they can say anything that comes to mind as long as there is a screen that separates them and use the keyboard as a particularly cruel weapon, but Katie Pepper, a Colorado resident, is fed up with men who think they can talk to her any way they want. The straw that broke the camel's back came last week when The Bachelorette got an appeal on the "dating" dating app from a guy named Lake. She couldn't believe how wicked he could be in his opening sentence, so she decided to use her detective skills to ensure he learned his lesson. Her response was so ingenious that the network called on the FBI to hire her.

Instead of receiving an opening message like "intrigue me what you wrote in the profile. I'd love to know" or simply "Hey, what sounds like?", Pepper received the following message: "Are you one of those hot girls who are just retarded? Because your bio looks like this." Alongside the message, he added a laughing smile, as if that would help.

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Pepper initially ignored and did not respond to the rude message, but then decided that the guy's family should be aware of his actions. She did some searching and found Lake's father on Instagram within 5 minutes. She sent a father a photo of the message his son sent her and wrote to him: "I'm sorry for the random message. I just thought you should know that this is how your son speaks to women." Pepper posted a screenshot of her genius revenge on Twitter and received more than 250,000 likes, mostly from women who identified with her pain.

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The revenge did not end there. When the tweet went viral, Katie also spotted the company he works for and tagged them in the thread alongside the text: "Since I posted this, 4 girls wrote to me saying this man is abusive, manipulative and racist. I also found out he works as an intern at your company. Send me a private message. " Only this tweet garnered more than 27,000 likes, so it's fair to say his co-workers didn't miss him.

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Many of us popped. One wrote: "The word 'hero' is thrown into the air a lot, but that's certainly not the case." Another added: "She is doing the Lord's work" and a third person added: "The Queen has done away with it." There were also some men who were less frivolous: "You're crazy and I feel sorry for the misery that will be with you in the end," one wrote, adding: "It's just another example of women exaggerating and making no noise." One user concluded: "A man starts interacting with a woman, he does not respect. She defends herself. You: My God, how dare she protect herself and demand respect? Don't come out with us if you hate us, it's very easy."

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