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North Carolina Woman Discovers ‘Out-of-Control’ Stalker Ex-Hiding in Closet: ‘You Gotta Relocate NOW’

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Breakups are often messy, but for one woman in North Carolina, the end of her relationship found her in quite a bizarre situation. Imagine being newly single and coming home only to discover your former boyfriend is not handling the breakup as well as you had hoped for. In fact, he is not handling it at all, and he has gone off the rails in a big way.

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So, @ladybugg602 posts a video on social media to share her crazy breakup experience. According to her post, she had no idea things were going this badly for her ex. So much so that he climbed her apartment balcony and holed up in her storage closet.

When she discovered him, the encounter quickly spiraled into a disturbing scene that she posted on TikTok. Her ex was found with a suitcase in front of him. He was visibly distraught, crying and pleading, “Please don’t do this to me,” while she tried to remain calm and talk him down from his out-of-control emotional distress. It was so out of control that even the dog seemed on edge.

Breakup in North Carolina Takes a Dark Turn

Her ex totally loses it. He hyperventilates, hits himself, and pulls at his hair, all while refusing to leave. At least the North Carolina woman stayed composed. She tried to explain firmly that his behavior was unacceptable.

Her calm approach may have even prevented the situation from escalating further. t Even though her ordeal didn’t end there. Follow-up footage revealed her car’s windshield was scratched and damaged, and her ex returned, pounding on her apartment door to continue harassing her.

Incidents like this underscore just how challenging breakups can be. Emotional distress can cloud judgment. Sometimes leading one partner to act irrationally or dangerously. In some cases, lingering anger, obsession, or inability to cope with rejection can severely affect mental health and lead to behaviors that threaten the other person’s safety.

To prevent these situations, experts suggest establishing firm boundaries immediately after a breakup. Start by limiting contact and alerting friends, family, or even authorities if there is a sense of potential danger. If a partner does exhibit obsessive or threatening behavior, documenting incidents. Be sure to secure living spaces, and seeking professional guidance can provide both protection and peace of mind.

@ladybugg602

When you find out that your psycho ex climbed up your balcony on the second floor and stayed in your storage closet overnight. #crazyex#psycho#mentalhealthawareness

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Protect Your Peace

Viewers of the videos were quick to react, emphasizing the extreme instability of her ex-boyfriend and praising her composure under pressure. Many encouraged her to contact authorities and take serious precautions, including moving if necessary, to ensure her safety.

You gotta relocate now,” one follower urges.

This is actually concerning. I hope you okay,” another writes. “He needs help.”

Call the police. Don’t nobody got time for that,” one more adds.

While some expressed sympathy for his emotional breakdown. However, the overwhelming consensus was that his actions were unacceptable and posed a real threat.

Breakups can be difficult, but protecting oneself from harassment and instability is critical. Maintaining clear boundaries, involving law enforcement if necessary, and prioritizing mental health can help prevent a tragic escalation. For the North Carolina woman, staying alert and composed was essential. It may have been what kept her safe.

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By Emma Taylor

Emma Taylor is a self-proclaimed book nerd who loves to write about projects moving from the page to the screen. Whether it’s Twilight, Acotar, or Fourth Wing, she’ll keep you informed on the latest bookish news.

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