I ‘loyalty test’ other women’s boyfriends – I catch the worst cheaters, some men fail so easily
WHEN a woman has a bad feeling about her partner’s behavior, it may be tempting to snoop in his messages – but it’s even better to let a professional do it.
One influencer has become renowned for her “loyalty tests,” and some of the men she talks to don’t need more than a few messages to reveal their true colors.
The “loyalty test” is conducted by Madeline, who’s become something of a TikTok celebrity with over 74k followers on the platform.
Women can reach out to her through a form on her skincare company’s website and set up a consultation over social media messages.
In a recent video, Madeline showed what the test looks like in action, using a case study that was – sadly – proof that her client’s fiancé was a scoundrel.
“Please help!” wrote the woman who booked Madeline’s services. “Can you loyalty test my fiancé?” The client was three months pregnant and planning to marry her partner in the summer.
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But, she told Madeline, her intuition said something was “off.”
“The things he tells me aren’t quite ‘lining up,'” the client wrote. “One of my worst fears is being committed to a cheater.”
So, Madeline got to work, taking a survey of the man’s social media and deciding how to approach him. The initial outlook was grim.
“I followed him, went to his page, and I saw exactly why my girl was worried,” Madeline said. The man’s page was filled with shirtless pictures and suggestive selfies.
Worse, she said, “there was absolutely no evidence of a pregnant fianceé or an upcoming wedding.”
So, Madeline sent the man a direct message, which she screenshotted to share with her client – and her TikTok followers.
“We don’t know each other but you look like someone I’d want to have some adult beverages with,” she wrote, adding plenty of flirty emojis to make her point.
Her client’s fiancé wrote back immediately. “Let’s gooo!” he cheered, before following up to ask where she lived.
Madeline pretended to be planning a trip to his area. “I’ve never been. Please tell me you’ll be my personal tour guide for the week?” she wrote.
“I’ll be anything you want me to be for a week,” he wrote back.
The catfishing pro gave her target one more chance to avoid getting caught, asking him outright if he had a girlfriend.
“Don’t ask don’t tell babe,” he wrote back, before offering to exchange private pics over Snapchat.
Madeline didn’t want to blindside her client with the screenshots, so she took a more personal approach, even though it was difficult.
“I actually ended up calling her and talking to her for a while,” she admitted. “She cried and it was really upsetting.”
Her followers commended her for her delicate touch and had nothing kind to say about the cheating partner.
“You’re the best for actually calling her on the phone,” one woman wrote.
“The fact that it didn’t even take much is so heartbreaking,” wrote another.
“He didn’t just only fail this,” said a different commenter. “He DESTROYED it.”