Woman from South Carolina Got Cheated On. She Plotted Her Revenge, and then He Got a Text from the CDC
She got the CDC involved before blocking him for good.
Mikayla (@mikaylacapps) found out her boyfriend was cheating on her. Instead of letting bygones be bygones, Mikayla says she got the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) involved in her vengeance.
“When I found out my ex-boyfriend had cheated on me, it showed me how genuinely diabolical I truly could be when I’m activated like that. It brought out something so feral and primal in me, I don’t even think I can duplicate it,” Mikayla told TikTok. She was enraged but didn’t take the issue lying down. Mikayla claimed that she got revenge in multiple ways, but she took it to an extreme through an STD test.
Because he had cheated, Mikayla got a test and made the man pay for it. This wasn’t just revenge, per se, because she still needed to know whether she’d been infected. Nevertheless, Mikayla said she “wanted to make him sweat.” So, she lied and said the results would be back in two to three weeks. In truth, it would only take the labs a couple of days. Not only did the two-week wait for the results cause uncertainty for her ex, but it also gave Mikayla more time to plot her insidious plan.
“I told him I’m telling every single girl that came across my desk, whom he had sex with while we were together, to go get STD tested,” Mikayla claimed. She said there were about six women, and one of them, named Ari, went in cahoots with Mikayla. When she told Ari to get tested, she told her to keep quiet about the results to her ex—she agreed and kept Mikayla’s ex in the dark.
Ramping up her revenge by getting the CDC in their business
“We have now activated phase three, okay? My results came back—I was fine. Ari’s results came back—she was fine,” Mikayla confirmed. None of them had STDs, but Mikayla said she still signed her ex up for the CDC’s National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS). She shot them an anonymous text, informing the institution that her ex came back positive for STDs.
“And that really was a good system because it’s making sure everyone’s on their P’s and Q’s,” Mikayla said. However, she acknowledged that she “maliciously” used the CDC program by involving it in her quest for revenge. She continued, “I shot off these texts every other day and amounted to, like, four different texts, saying he had an STD.” All this time, Mikayla said her ex had no clue what her real results were.
A week passed, and Mikayla was at work with some cranberry juice. She went to the restroom, and she poured some on the toilet. Mikayla made it seem as though she had blood in her urine. Then, she took a photo of the crime and sent it to her ex. “Ugh, I must have a UTI,” Mikayla messaged her ex.
“It all boils down to mental warfare,” Mikayla commented. She knew she didn’t have an STD, but she made it look like she did to scare her ex. With the CDC alerts, she assumed her ex must’ve been panicking, thinking he had given her an STD. Mikayla said she proceeded to torment him, saying that she was still experiencing UTI symptoms three days later. Then, she finally blocked him for good. But some women want more than just payback—like this woman from Texas who charged her Hinge date a ‘trauma tax’ after he fumbled the night.
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