A woman has proven that heartbreak can make you do some crazy things by flying across the Pacific ocean to destroy a love lock she shared with her ex.
Kassie Yeung, 23, and her ex-boyfriend had visited the N Seoul Tower in South Korea in 2019 and like most couples who have visited the landmark in recent years, they marked the occasion with a love lock.
This involved buying a small padlock, writing their names on it, and attaching it to the wall of love at the Korean tower - presumably with the intent of locking themselves together forever (figuratively).
However, perhaps like getting a tattoo of your ex's name, this proved to be far from the fate of their relationship.
Now, to undo what has done, Kassie decided it would be worth flying 6,000 miles to remove the lock.
She filmed her crazy journey for a TikTok, which you can watch below:Kassie traveled all the way from Los Angeles to South Korea to destroy the lock, however, it's not known if she was planning on going there for a holiday or another reason and just decided to destroy the lock at the same time.
Unsurprisingly, the video did not go unnoticed on TikTok. At the time of writing, it has been viewed over 5 million times, with Kassie admitting that she's a "petty motherf***er" for making a point of destroying the lock.
In order to reach her destination, she had to use various forms of transport including a plane, bus and cable car.
But before she embarked on her journey, she bought a pair of pliers so that she could chop off the lock, which she struggled to find at first because of how many others had been added since her and her ex's 2019 trip.
If the comments section of the viral TikTok is anything to go by, it looks like the good people of the internet are very much behind Kassie's actions.
One TikTok user wrote: "This is dedication. Because I don't even know where my lock is!"
A second joked: "Don't make a circumcision joke don't make a cir-"
A third remarked: "This is amazing HHAHA I left one in Paris. Gotta go snip snip too."
All of which begs the question, have you ever been this petty after a breakup?
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