This guy trolls his girlfriend by giving her a new forehead

2025-04-28 03:37:55admin

Sometimes revenge is just a forehead away.

Twitter user Teddy (@Tgflx) has come up with a new way to tease his girlfriend, Adilene. His scheme is simple yet effective: Every time she gets on his nerves, he takes a photo of the two of them and edits her forehead to new heights. It might sound minor, but look at the picture.

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Teddy decides how high Adeline's new forehead should be based on how angry she makes him.

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In an email to Mashable, Teddy says the photo-tweaking plot began a couple of months ago. "I made a joke to Adilene saying if we had a baby and it came out with my chin and her forehead, he will have to play life on hard mode. We always had a playful relationship, so after that day, whenever we would argue, I would send her pictures of us with her forehead like that."

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Adilene, for the most part, thinks it's funny. "When Teddy first sent me the picture I DIED laughing," she said. However, she's not going to let him keep giving her five-heads without some rebuttal. "I definitely do have plans on getting him back ... I want to do it when he least expects it!"

Teddy doesn't normally share the photos publicly, opting instead to send them to her directly. But when he did put some pics online, Adilene's new look hit Twitter's collective funny bone. The jokes, as per usual, followed swiftly.

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People even took it upon themselves to try it on their own significant others.

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It's certainly a look. I just hope Adilene does something extra clever to get back at Teddy. If and when she does, we're sure it'll be in good fun: "Like Teddy stated, we’ve always had a playful relationship."