Well done! I like her and want to be her friend.

Omg these responses are fire.

I was once dumped via text by a gym guy I really liked and dated (only for a few mos, noted), who non-stop love-bombed me right before the dumping. I typed out a million brilliant/scathing/witty responses in my notes app to send in reply, and then sent....nothing. Didn't acknowledge his text or ever call him again.

Omg it drove him *crazy* when I'd see him at the gym and walk by, unconcerned. He ended up accosting me 3 mos later by the free weights with a "did you ever receive my text??" accusation. I said I couldn't remember. It was incredibly satisfying.

Queen

Isn't it "thumbed up"?

that's amazing.

Anonymous wrote:I'm loving all these uptight posters taking this 5-year on again, off again relationship far more seriously than OP and the lady.

Where are the uptight posters? All I’m seeing are a bunch of people rightfully clowning OP

You’re just mad because she won.

Her thumbs up was in fact the perfect “F you”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A thumbs up is a perfect response to ending a 5 year relationship via text. I applaud her use of emoji.

It actually sounds like she didn't use an emoji, but instead a "reaction" in iMessage to the text. Which is actually even better.

I suspect the gf has been wanting to break up for good for awhile and you just did her the favor of making it clean. Now, move on!

Yea, she didn’t send an emoji just reacted to the text with the thumbs up when you long press the message

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were together 5 years and we were honestly oil and water. We had another tiff and I just couldn’t take it anymore. I sent her text saying it was over. About 30 minutes later she thumbs upped the message.

Yes, I know I ended things so I shouldn’t expect anything but I’m just a little shocked. A thumbs up? Really?

What were you looking for? One of these:

Oh man, that would hvae been better hahaha.

OP I like your ex.

Well she's single and ready to mingle!

OP, whats her number?

I'm loving all these uptight posters taking this 5-year on again, off again relationship far more seriously than OP and the lady.

Anonymous wrote:Well I'm a guy OP and I think you are a coward. I had someone just text me and block and ghosted me that I dated for almost two years. She was in her 40's. It was the most cowardly and immature thing I can think of. Now she no longer exists as far as I'm concerned.

Be an adult and end things at least over the phone.

That's not ghosting.

Text? At what age were you neutered?

Anonymous wrote:A thumbs up is a perfect response to ending a 5 year relationship via text. I applaud her use of emoji.

It actually sounds like she didn't use an emoji, but instead a "reaction" in iMessage to the text. Which is actually even better.

I suspect the gf has been wanting to break up for good for awhile and you just did her the favor of making it clean. Now, move on!

Looks like there's no turning back now, OP.