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âI cooked for him, his ex came and ate, then they got back togetherâ â reactions as X user asks worst thing people have done for love

An X user has sparked reactions after asking a simple question: “What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done for love?”
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The post quickly drew responses, with many sharing personal experiences.
One woman said she cooked for a man, only for his ex to show up and eat with them. According to her, they got back together that same week and she was dumped.
Another user said staying too long in a relationship that wasn’t right was their biggest mistake.
Some shared lighter but relatable experiences.
One person said they bought shawarma for their partner and ended up drinking garri at night, while another said they paid for a ride for their partner but trekked themselves.
A different user said they once slept in a cell because of love.
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The author of the post also shared her story, revealing she travelled for hours to surprise someone who hadn’t replied her messages, only to be met with irritation.
She said she spent the night on a chair after using her last money to buy food, and had to call her mum for transport fare the next morning.


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