She broke your heart.  He never called.  He only sees you as a friend.  She definitely started that rumor.

Relationships are difficult, and there comes a time in everyone’s life where they begin to wonder, “Is it me?”

Probably.

But that doesn’t mean it’s time to give up kissing frogs just yet.

This is where this project comes in.  Worst Love Stories Ever is a collection of real-life tales focusing on other people’s relationship problems.  It’s centered around what are now funny, but ... more »

She broke your heart.  He never called.  He only sees you as a friend.  She definitely started that rumor.

Relationships are difficult, and there comes a time in everyone’s life where they begin to wonder, “Is it me?”

Probably.

But that doesn’t mean it’s time to give up kissing frogs just yet.

This is where this project comes in.  Worst Love Stories Ever is a collection of real-life tales focusing on other people’s relationship problems.  It’s centered around what are now funny, but were then drama-creating, heart-crushing, or downright ugly situations in friendship, dating, sex, hate, and, of course, love.

Worst Love Stories Ever will temporarily cure that dreadful illness (you know, the one called self-pity) that always seems to pop up on a lonely Valentine’s Day or a Chinese-take-out Saturday night.  You may be having a bad day, but these people have had worse so take a break from feeling sorry for yourself and instead laugh, cry, and learn from someone else’s life lesson.

And besides, who needs “Once Upon a Time” anyway?


NOTE: Because this project features highly sensitive moments in people’s lives, please change “characters’” names to protect their identity (public humiliation can be left for another day).  Thanks!

ADDITIONAL NOTE: Stories do not have to about you.  If your life is drama-free, feel free to tell someone else's story (and sending the rest of us some tips on how to simplify life would be nice, too).

FORMAT: Paragraphs, poems, lists, charts, drawings... whatever gets your point across

EPILOGUE: If you have submitted your story, please feel free to send the project leader, Sam, a message or post in the feedback section of the epilogue about your happy ending (if you have one).  Less