People Who Ran into Their EX

[@Kiwi_Cat-mv6sp]

My ex added me back on Snapchat after 3 years and acted like we never dated, we're kinda friends but we barely talk cause we were both really embarrassing while we were dating

[@rudeTXTmoa]

I remember watching kyutie when I was 6, now I am 13 and I come back to watch these amazing stories everyday

[@gayforkorosensei3]

I started watching her when I was 11. I'm 16 now, and watching her videos is still a part of my daily routine as well. It's always great to go back and watch older videos too, to see how much she's changed

[@Moonwalker2923]

2:00 I’ve collected knives for years… is that weird? (Oh, I’m 13 btw hehe…) and I always have one (or two) (or four) on me. In my purse, pocket, in my boots, etc.

[@gayforkorosensei3]

@@Moonwalker2923 no, that's not really weird. I have a few friends with big knife collections. It's always nice to have one on you just in case

[@iamexisting5992]

@@Moonwalker2923 no I don’t think it’s that particularly weird I know people who collect knives and my brother started collecting knives when he was like 4 and most people will carry at least one of them

[@roopabrungi4958]

Sameee but now I'm fifteen and just visited her channel.. it's been nine years and i can't believe she is still posting..!!

[@ozzietradie6514]

I met my husband and pretty much got pregnant and married straight away then got pregnant again 9 months later. I'd previously been in a 4 year relationship but it ended. He had no goals, no drive and was happy sponging off me and yet not really being a good partner. He said to me one day "if you were half the size you are you'd be the perfect girlfriend". I was shocked he said this. He said my personality made up for the fact I was overweight and had stretch marks. I didn't like this. I wanted someone to love me. To love all of me. I met my husband not long after who loves my stretch marks. At this point a few years in I have two girls. The younger one has bright curly red hair and is fair and the older one has dark brown hair and more towards olive skinned. They are both super tall for their ages even though I am 5 foot 1. My family is very tall so they both tower over their classmates. I was walking down the street pushing my double pram. I saw him approaching. Then he stopped. He looked at my eldest girl and then looked at me. Then just stood there staring at her. His eyes didn't move from her face. It creeped me out so I panicked, turned around and literally ran away with my pram. I wondered why he just stood there staring and then I realised he was probably wondering if the oldest one was his daughter because she was so tall she could have easily passed for a year or two older. He never did get in contact though luckily. Haha. Ironically I am now half the weight I was then but I lost it to qualify for surgery not because of a silly man.

[@urbroAyatoe]

You go girl

[@19WolfGirl74]

I mean...kinda. My mom sleeps with a hand gun next to recliner (where she usually falls asleep) and her boyfriend keeps one in his nightstand drawer. For years I slept with a knife under my pillow because my brothers didn’t exactly make home life in my teen years “safe”. Between their drug and alcohol habits and physical abuse towards me, they were also constantly bringing internet strangers into the house. Sometimes their drug dealers too when mom wasn’t home- which was a lot because every opportunity she got she was away on trips with her ex boyfriend or at his house in another state. I was alone a lot in a dangerous environment so sleeping with a knife made me feel a bit better because my door didn’t have a lock. I was never allowed to have a lock because my room was the only access point for the attic no matter how much I begged and apparently my brothers would “never do such a thing” and I just wanted attention.

[@JustAPerson64]

That's scary... and sad :( R u safe now?

[@justriri3630]

did you ever have to use it?

[@kristenswanepoel1449]

My dad had to do this when ge was little,but he didn't have this kind of situation...His dad worked at night. And his two older brothers went out at night.

[@19WolfGirl74]

@@JustAPerson64 A lot safer than I was then. I still live at home but we’ve moved a few times since then and only one of my brothers knows where we live so far less internet strangers know too

[@19WolfGirl74]

@@justriri3630 Came close a couple times when people kept trying to sneak into my room but once they saw it they left. However I did still manage to get the nickname “knife girl” in high school though (very original I know) One of my brothers threw a party at the house. Many of my classmates and even jr high kids were there drinking and smoking pot (probably other stuff too but I only remember seeing the pot). It was a school night so I have no idea how they were all there without their parents saying anything or how they were planning to get through school the next day. By about 10pm the party was nowhere near ending and I was getting fed up. Nobody was wanting to leave no matter how many times I told them all to get out and my brother was not going to do anything because he was wasted and hitting on two girls I went to school with- don’t worry I took much pleasure in being the bearer of bad news and informing him that the two “seniors” he was hitting on were actually 14 year old 8th graders and promptly took their drinks and kicked them out. He’s a creep but he would never knowingly touch a minor. So I went to the kitchen and got a butcher knife and stood on the coffee table (because everyone pays attention to the person with the weapon) and screamed for them all to get out before I called the cops. It took a few minutes of them grumbling and flipping me off but eventually they all left. After that I was known as “knife girl” and a major kill joy for the rest of high school. Some of my classmates never stopped hating me for it

[@lilicorn7963]

In middle school I had a huge crush on my best friend. We eventually dated for a few weeks and then he dumped me out of the blue. He confessed that his family was moving back to Poland (he was born there) and that he wasn't allowed to tell anybody. We both cried and I accepted it. Months later I saw him hanging out with some friends and he finally admitted that he wasn't comfortable dating me and he was about to change schools anyways so he panicked and came up with that lie

[@Caitilizzie]

Ouch, that must have hurt 🫂 Sorry you had to go through that

[@teritt]

Never had an ex, as this is my first relationship and we’re going strong. But the amount of times I’ve heard the crazy relationship stories at my high school or even just among my friends is wild. One broke up with a boyfriend who insisted they do it raw. He did a lot of other toxic stuff too though. Another broke up because he was moving away for military I think, and was really sad after, they got back together though when he returned. She called herself dumb for not trying the long distance thing instead. And all the popular boys and girls were straight up playing with each other’s feelings and cheating on each other. The most well known pan guy would hoe around and everytime they did try to settle down would get their heart broken. They eventually got a healthy relationship and moved away. Man had a lot of problems and was clearly hoeing as SH but I’m glad they got a healthier relationship.

[@Pinkalooo]

I hope your relationship continues to go strong and that's it's healthy. My boyfriend and I met at 14 and everyone said we'd last 6 months at the most. 4 years later and we're both still very very happy. We're each other's first relationship as well. I've learnt people are just quick to judge, and your first relationship can go far and be strong if it's what you want and you nurture it.

[@kazuhasgloves]

Damn, exes are pretty much either hateful or disrespectful but these exes are sensational and amazing!

[@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou]

in the wise words of Ariana grande "I'm so fucking grateful for my ex". I resonate with this because I learned valuable lessons from my exes, I even ended on good terms with a couple of them. Yup, learned all those red flags early on, I'm more selective when dating now :)

[@christianwiberg447]

Had a ex that called me a year later saying she was pregnant with my child. Laughed my butt off with my now wife, the math just didn't add up. Not to mention she never was able to get me to the finish line during sex I just faked it.

[@Caitilizzie]

Wait, how does a man fake that? I’m genuinely curious, lol. Also, good for you and your wife for laughing it off! Your ex seems jealous

[@kristenswanepoel1449]

@@Caitilizzie I'm also now genuinely curious 🤔

[@JustNuggie]

also wondering how a guy fakes it- and, you got married after a year of a breakup? that's fast

[@christianwiberg447]

@@JustNuggie married 2 years later but we were together a year after the breakup. Always wear a condom.

[@flowerjpotter1629]

@@JustNuggie It seems as long as there's some wood there, enough to get the rubber on, they can just act it out and withdraw before they get too droopy then take care of the rubber before the woman notices there's nothing in it. Why anyone puts themselves through it on either side is hard to understand but things are never simple. What's more worrying are when girls promise they are using a contraception method when they aren't, or stick pins through the condom packets. That's the scary sh#t that all men need to be wise to. Bring your own contraceptives and use them.

[@thewugglyump8045]

Sleeping with a loaded gun under the pillow is a BIG gun safety no-no, even in the USA. It's a great way to accidentally cause yourself serious injury or worse. I guess with a knife under the pillow you're unlikely to stab yourself through the head, but it sounds uncomfortable. At that rate I think I'd rather have a sheath or holster on me but I'm in a pretty safe area so in fairness it isn't a concern for me.

[@Jediahbear]

My grandmother sleeps with a gun in her nightstand so it's always at arms reach. Probably not the best idea to keep one under your pillow.

[@tiffanyhaddox7499]

Because of a threat issued by my crazy ex I slept with a hunting knife under my pillow for the better part of 2 years. As for the gun, I only know of people keeping them in the nightstand, in a safe, a gun rack in the back windshield of a pickup, or on the wall over the couch like my Grandma and Peppaw.

[@novatheoval]

Me and my ex were on a 10 month long distance relationship. The breakup was one of the worst things I've experienced so far. Now we still chat and I have a new bf, we're doing much better with our friendship now!!

[@cammy_is_c00l]

First two were amazing. These story’s are normally SO toxic!

[@rosepetunia1829]

Ikr!

[@cammy_is_c00l]

@@rosepetunia1829 oh my gosh! They were definitely really refreshing to see.

[@Alejandra-ge9gm]

My ex cheated on me (told me like “oh it did happen”) and ghosted me. I broke it off with her over text and then blocked her. My mom told me my ex’s mom called my mom to ask for me to respond to my ex’s texts. I was pissed but I did it. She acted like nothing happened and was all relaxed. But when I asked her to not speak to me again because she cheated on me, she said she never did. I had TEXTING PROOF that she cheated on me. She acted all innocent and I blocked her. Never spoken to her since.

[@spookymoo5832]

Bumped into them and started talking, hadn't seen them in years and obviously a lot had changed. They said they were in a bad place and were getting councilling for it which I was happy about. I offered to message them and we could chat about good memories and they said they'd really like that. I messaged them like I promised and they then went off on me and acted like they never asked me to message them. Turns out they just wanted to show their friends that their "crazy ex" had messaged them "out the blue" for attention. Never again

[@js8303]

As soon as I checked KZbin you posted! Also it must be so awkward running into your ex (I wouldn’t know, I don’t have an ex)

[@Jiyu_Starfam]

omg you were first! great job!💫 hope your day is going well!

[@js8303]

@@Jiyu_Starfam thank you so much!! it’s been pretty good, hope yours has been too! 💞

[@shadowboxer1]

J S comes through with a golden finish! ====> 🥇

[@mindyourbusiness2954]

Yes it's common if you don't have kids in the house (Men & Women) especially if they are in high crime areas over here in 🇺🇸

[@flowerjpotter1629]

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[@NULLHEART777]

Not from America, but since its a dangerous neighborhood, most usually sleep with a weapon under their pillows, because if someone is going to break in to do harm towards them, they'll pretty much have to defend themselves. But, i hope that boy is okay since he got stabbed in the leg.

[@Observer_Decay]

As an American, I personally sleep with a metal rod nearby. To be fair I live in a bad area and it feels nice to know I have something for worst case scenarios lol

[@anarchyneverdies3567]

I am from the US, I don't like guns, but I think you're supposed to keep them in a locked cabinet so kids don't get ahold of them. I don't see how they can protect you from home invaders from inside a locked case, so I think most people who keep it nearby have it in a drawer? I'm assuming this based on movies and my family only having guns in a safe 😂

[@tacobell1299]

I mean if the safe is in your room it would be fine.

[@anarchyneverdies3567]

@@tacobell1299 probably, I guess I just always imagine you'd wake up to someone standing over you and there's no getting to a gun in time. That's why I keep my sword under my pillow 😂😂😂 Joking obviously, makes sense if people hear an intruder before they get to their room

[@larraythicky8298]

Oh my god i remember watching you as a kid,, THE MEMORIES!!

[@oougahersharr]

Sleeping with a gun under the pillow is foolish. If it's loaded, it can go off and injure yourself or anyone else sleeping in your bed. A kid can get to it really quickly, dangerous! I've heard of gun owners putting them in a night stand drawer, though. Me, I sleep with wasp spray next to my bed, within easy reach. Not as deadly, wider range of 'damage', and an equal deterrent. Also, doesn't kill the kids or other friends/ family by accident. The victim can be taken to the hospital to have the poison effects reversed.

[@tikkilover4890]

As an American, I’m pretty sure people don’t sleep with guns under their beds. At least my relatives don’t

[@Akiku2]

I sleep with a sword next to my bed. A wooden one, but a sword nonetheless.

[@hannahforeman]

I don't sleep with one either

[@nelloitt6910]

i know people who do sleep with guns...so i think its true

[@kristenswanepoel1449]

@@nelloitt6910 same

[@teddybearsinthebox9318]

2:10 the way she just assumed it was Americans 😂

[@lisica8710]

Exs are Examples of what not to do in future relationships (whether that be a friendship or a lover)

[@addictofanimation2923]

I guess it depends. People are really concerned about thieves or murderers breaking into their house so they'll keep a weapon close by, whether that would be in a drawer close to the bed or under the pillow in case the intruder has gotten too close.

[@KirbLePoyoMaster]

Happened to me when I was walking across the road with my best friend they approached me and we just kinda stared at each other for 2 minutes before she walked away from me goodbye and good riddance I'd never like to see you again

[@thecookinestkid401]

Hey, Kyutie. Chick from America here. No, not everyone keeps a gun or a Crocodile Dundee size knife under their pillow. Although these days, that can be necessary what with door cam footage of people following, trying to trick someone, get inside, and especially attack unsuspecting home owners. Stay safe in the down under!

[@colorfulshadow6371]

Lol American here! Due to a past involving less than savory things like living with my r**ist for like 9 years, I sleep with a wooden bat by my bed and a Bowie knife under my pillow. Plus we’ve had an increase in break ins in the area. So my motto is better safe than sorry. Bats my first go to to daze because the bowie is in a case that you need to undo a strap to get it out. Yay paranoia, am I right? (For anyone concerned, he’s gone and things are all good aside from some lingering nightmares. And anxiety/paranoia whispering around but otherwise good)

[@moonpie2128]

omg it’s been so long since I have seen you keep up your good work!

[@The27Hntrs]

I slept with my knife under my pillow before and I have never stabbed someone. Mines only there for self defense and my own protection.

[@scarletfokx1449]

"whack you away like you're a bug" LOL my day is made.

[@gazoontight]

Under my pillow, no. Nearby and within reach, yes.

[@CatLoverX74]

The one thinking it may be her baby 🤣🤣🤣🤣 girl that’s not how it works! 😂

[@kaneki18-d1t4]

The story at 8:06 actually reminds me of someone I dated for a few weeks. He'd ghost me for several hours for no reason and when I ended things he came back crying actually thinking I'd take him back. He acted like we were already in a relationship even though we just dated for a few weeks

[@TheHylianDragonGirl]

I sleep with a dagger I got from the Renaissance fair some years back, (it’s a glorified letter/box opener, but could be sharpened if I so chose to do so) beneath my pillow. It’s a safety/comfort thing. I sleep better knowing if anyone broke into my house/room, I could defend myself in some way. Thankfully, (knock on wood!!) I’ve never had to use it for that, but I have it just in case I ever do. Which hopefully I won’t!

[@irelandfromattilio4505]

I don't know anyone who keeps a loaded gun underneath their pillow (way too many things that could so easily go wrong,) but some people keep a gun within reach, such as between the matress as the side of their bedframe. But maybe the people I know are outliers who take basic gun safety extremely seriously and who don't want to run the risk of accidentally shooting themselves via gun under the pillow

[@Milk-ck1wv]

2:20 Yes. Its completely normal you always gotta be prepared

[@Angel-ej4ui]

We need a part 2 of this 😂

[@ivnoormann7151]

Some people need to go back to school to learn about the birds and the bees

[@Akeyomi_]

As far as I know, pretty much no one sleeps with a gun under their pillow unless they’re stupid, but I’ve heard of people having guns by their bed and stuff

[@kaneki18-d1t4]

About the story at 7:28 I can kind of relate to this. I dated a guy for a few days and he turned out to be pretty controlling and judgemental. One day when I was late for work he approached me and barraged me with accusations. I was under such amount of stress that I didn't react at all. I was just glad to reach my bus and being able to call into work and let my boss know that I'll be late because public transports didn't drive regularly that day and my stop was skipped so I had to walk all the way to the next town where I usually go by bus instead of on foot The next time he saw me he approached me again and wanted me to give him a second chance. I didn't want to be confrontational on the bus because there was no way to avoid him if he didn't take it the right away. So I just brushed him off with a maybe and that was that. We live close by but I'm glad that I haven't bumped into him again

[@neerajaps2626]

2:07 my grandma: * keeping knifes under my, my cousin's pillow (when we were small) cuz of a superstitious belief that knife keeps the child safe *

[@lilicorn7963]

I live in new Caledonia and I was robbed once. I sleep with a knife in my nightstand now

[@notsofunnyjokes1040]

Ngl my mom told me when she was living alone how she owned an aluminum bat also when my dad was away for work she slept with scissors under her pillow

[@tacobell1299]

I've never heard of anyone sleeping with a gun under their pillow or even a knife... I live in the US. Though In more Southern areas I wouldn't put it past them.

[@hithere911]

Anyone with a smidgen of sense would not sleep with an unloaded gun under their pillow, much less a loaded gun, even down here in the South. I do know people who sleep with one under the bed, but never directly under the pillow. Knives are a different story, I've known a few people in the past who did so because it made them feel safe.

[@oshawottblue5648]

Some people will sleep with a knife or gun under there pillow, but usually only in dangerous areas. My grandma said she slept with a knife under her pillow when she was homeless, she had to pull it out once on some guy

[@parisskyofficial]

Unfortunately, not under the pillow, but right on the nightstand. Not even covering it, just sits right there.

[@Akiku2]

I sleep with a wooden sword next to my bed. Lol!

[@shadxw-bird]

Time for an amazing video!

[@karasanchez9720]

Hii Ellen I hope that you and coco have had a wonderful day and just know that the video was amazing and coco is adorable 💜💜💜

[@rose-kd2pp]

Im from California, US and nobody I know sleeps with a gun under their pillow so…

[@NixV0822]

Yes, it’s a thing!

[@THEDurandallover]

I MISS WATCHING U EVERYDAY OMG

[@iamexisting5992]

I don’t know anyone who sleeps with guns under their pillow personally but there’s probably somebody people are crazy idk how common it’d be though I wouldn’t sleep with anything under my pillow cause I put my arm under my pillow

[@kristalparsons5473]

Always remember and never forget: he/she is an EX for a REASON.

[@kokoslove]

I had a test today 🙃 I like the editing ^

[@cruxal216]

Yeah I don’t really sleep with a gun under my pillow I have a kitchen knife hidden in my closet in a box for protection. I think sleeping with a gun under your pillow sounds like a Texas thing.

[@maddicattyryan]

2:16 watching a American stereotype rorm into a question 🤣 so I can tell you that us average Americans don't have guns under our pillows, we don't have guns at all. But some people have guns and I don't doubt that people sleep with guns under their pillows. The closest to a gun I've seen is a air soft gun and a bebe gun. I dont know much about guns at all though, those were my dad's, he posses alot of pocket knives though because their handy and the world is a dangerous place. Since my dad is sober now alot of people reading this would think my dad is a fun guy.

[@angelaviolamax1055]

Depending on the person, a gun or a knife. I keep a metal baseball bat close by if needed

[@EvanlikesEvan]

I'm from NJ your only allowed to have guns inside the house but I don't think people put it under their pillow but probably under the bed or in a cabinet

[@idontknowwhatimdoingsims3075]

My great grandma had a pearlized handgun she slept with it under her pillow the only reason my mother found out about this was because at one point she heard a sound pulled the gun out from under pillow and walked to the back door to shoot whatever it was yeah she was also going blind my mother told my uncles about it the next day

[@PhantomMagician1846]

I don't keep weapons in my bed but I have a Bowie knife in a nightstand next to my bed and a shotgun in my closet. its to easy for somebody who wants to harm you to get your address of the internet in today's world

[@thatpizzadude]

Hi! I'm kinda early today but I'll watch your video after school tysm for uploading everyday❤️💖☺️

[@Jiyu_Starfam]

QUEEN

[@shadowboxer1]

Third! Here's your bronze medal! ====> 🥉

[@millytheotterlover1680]

No. People will keep their gun under the bed or in the nightstand.

[@ravertaking6343]

My daughter's dad sleeps with a knife, but he has ptsd from his time in Iraq.

[@alexwoodall7614]

Yes we do slept with pistols under our pillows

[@Selena-gz9ts]

My gun is in my nightstand

[@ka.ra8132]

Dark savior 70

[@piegirl8263]

I am so scared to start dating 😅

[@WittyRoseKoi]

I love your videos kyutie

[@WittyRoseKoi]

Shadow boxer how am I not first

[@allisonandrade6767]

You know america has gun problems when ellen immedietly just thought of americans 😆😆

[@strawberrysubliminals]

Bro I haven’t seen you in forever

[@BroughtTheRain]

Eh. I'll sleep with my gun under my pillow on the couch. Next to the bed when sleeping in the bed. Also got a large knife nearby too 😂 edit: no. I've never stabbed anyone

[@iyreignwatts1871]

I’m so early lol!, love you💗👾

[@LifeofKylersky]

I love your vids i hope you have a nice day or nice

[@fadeddescent]

i don’t have an ex🤭

[@dragnsmeldy3566]

COCOOOO

[@solargomez2490]

Hi sorry this is late. I hope you have a great day Ellen all my love from America

[@muths3ra814]

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[@alexihavenoidea]

i clicked this so fast lol hope you all have had/will have a great day :D

[@uvu3159]

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[@julyeri8508]

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[@Alyssa_1306]

Wow I'm very early today. Hope y'all will have a good day/night:-)

[@henrysouplover]

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[@YesIlikebananasSo]

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[@blobbythepotato7062]

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[@shadowboxer1]

Second! Here's your silver medal! ====> 🥈

[@cgamejewels]

First story, yay for the ex-crazy girlfriend and the ex-immature boyfriend. Second story, Not everyone, but you can for home defense. Third story, she's still crazy. Fourth story, that's psycho. Fifth story, that's psycho. Sixth story, the best friend is psycho. Seventh story, wth? Eighth story, wow Ninth story, that happened Tenth story, psycho stalker Eleventh story, desperate much?

[@kostya19605]

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Heyyyyyy 😁

[@حسامحزوري-س9ش]

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[@hillaryanaman7347]

Whoever you are, Jesus loves you

[@BIGXKARTIER]

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[@pearlthenephilim]

I sleep with a pocket knife under my pillow for protection