Valentine’s Day can be a lonely time for singletons, especially if they’ve recently come out of a relationship.
While some romances end mutually, in many cases things aren’t quite as friendly and there is a lot of anger and upset.
So while all those smug loved-up people shower each other with almost-dead flowers and over-priced chocolates, there’s the perfect present for exes hoping to get some sweet (and very public) revenge on February 14.
The cunning people at Expocart have come up with the ultimate way for upset exes to get their own back – banners detailing exactly what that scumbag ex did wrong.
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Whether your goal is to embarrass them in front of everyone in the town centre or outside their house for their families to see, the ‘ Cancel my ex‘ campaign hopes to spread a little cheer in the run up to Valentine’s Day.
The company has asked for people to submit their worst stories for the chance to expose their exes – but only 10 people will be selected.
Each banner can be personalised by the lucky winner to include a photo of themselves, a message to their ex and their social media handles.
However, Expocart has made it very clear that photos or full names of the exes in question cannot be used – the public shaming is quite enough.
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Jasmine Eilfield, co-founder and CPO of ExpoCart said the inspiration behind the campaign is to help people who may have not had the courage to ‘confront’ their ex about what they felt most betrayed by in their relationship.
She said: “There are thousands of scorned lovers out there, so I’m sure it’s going to be difficult to pick our top ten, but I hope this service helps a handful of people feel better on Valentine’s Day.
“Being hurt romantically often leads people to feel like they have no control over their emotions, by running this scheme they’ll at least be able to control what they share about their naughty ex!”
But, you must be quick, the winners will be chosen on Friday 7 February.
The posters will then be designed, printed and posted in time for Valentine’s Day – what more could you ask for?
