UPDATE: Entitled girlfriend sends BF's 1967 project car worth $11k to scrapyard while he's on vacation: 'I told her... to pack her things and leave'

I don't know about you, but if a loved one damaged my belongings on purpose, I'd take a good long look at our relationship. 

Have you ever seen that one type of "prank" where someone destroys a freshly-completed puzzle? In the prank, someone watches their GF or family member put the final piece into a puzzle. Then, while that person is still grinning ear to ear from finishing the puzzle, the prankster smacks the puzzle back into 500 or 1,000 pieces, rendering their hours of work totally useless. This is not the kind of prank that can be undone. Once something is shattered like that, it requires time to rebuild, if that person even wants it to be rebuilt. It's not about the cost of the puzzle, or about the end result. It's the damage caused by ruining an object that your loved one holds near and dear. 

This guy probably also has a few words to say about that subject. His GF did something unforgivable to his project car, which he sank roughly $11k into! Check out the full story below, as well as the updates and the shocked comments from readers who couldn't believe the GF's audacity. 

While we're on the subject of relationships gone sour, read about the jobs that make someone swipe left on a potential date, like one dude who won't date influencers because she said things like, "My followers will want to know what I had for breakfast."