"He said he wanted to come and visit her in Manchester and was planning a visit. He then said he could not wait and asked if Sophie would come over to Amsterdam. 

"Sophie said as she was getting on the plane he was calling her and telling her he couldn't wait to meet her at the hotel. 

"It just shows you the lengths he was going to to make a fool of my daughter."

"He has shattered her confidence and most nights she just sits there in tears. It is breaking my heart to see how this has affected her. Why would any man do that to a woman. It is just heartless. 

"It hurts me so much to see her so dejected. It is going to take a lot to build up her confidence. Something should be done to this man to make him stop. You have to wonder if there are others he has tricked or what he will do next time."

Now that's what I call enterprising.

A woman has shared on Twitter that she charged an ex-boyfriend £100 just to talk to her. 19-year-old Toni Osborne took to the social media site to reveal that an ex, who she claims "cheated, abused and dumped ME over 3 years ago [sic]", tried to get back in contact with her, begging for a second chance. However, not being in a particularly forgiving mood, Toni refused to respond to his messages, telling him: "give me £100 then we will talk."

This guy was apparently feeling VERY sorry for his misdeeds as he instantly asked Toni for her bank details, transferring £100 directly to her account.P

Toni claims that she thinks this is "compensation" for the ordeal her ex put her through. Plus it's pretty hilarious. We don't know whether or not Toni decided to actually hear him out after his payment, but her post definitely garnered a lot of responses, as well as over 33,000 likes and 3,200 retweets. One user thought that Toni was a "genius", and said that she might consider using the same tactic on her "cheating husband".

Another user thought that Toni should have asked for money, writing: "should of asked for more babe! [sic]"

Toni appears to have inspired a lot of women going through a similar situation, with numerous users replying that they were planning on doing the same thing to their exes:

Clearly, a lot of women relate to Toni's relationship issues and feel that they are also deserving of a little compensation. Whilst the majority of people agree that Toni's idea is brilliant, a handful of users said that no amount of money would get them to talk to their ex. One user wrote: "not worth £100", with her friend responding: "i’d rather be on streets and skint for rest of my life then ever go back there. thankyou next x [sic]."

Another user said that it would take a lot more than £100 to get her to talk to her ex, asking for "no less than a million":

No matter what anyone says, I think that Toni is an evil genius and that she should start upping the price with every message.

A woman has made the ultimate faux pas at her new job.

Issie Carmody, who hails from Corsham, Wiltshire, accidentally sent her new boss a video of herself as an animated pig begging her boyfriend to pick up a Chinese takeaway. The kicker? She'd only known her manager for two days.

The makeup artist used an app to turn her face into that of a pig, and then proceeded to repeat the word "Chinese" in several different voices.

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Issie shared the 18-second clip to Facebook, writing "Guys I'm actually f*cking mortified. I recently got a new manager at my work, and I've known her for two days!"

"I wanted to send my boyfriend an Animoji of me as a pig saying that I wanted a Chinese. Well, I've sent it to my new manager and it's the most idiotic video I have ever created."

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Luckily, the 22-year-old immediately realised her mistake, and replied with a series of texts to her new boss. "Omg I'm so sorry that was meant for my boyfriend. I'm so sorry," she wrote.

Her boss, however, was able to see the funny side. "I hope he gets you one," she responded.

And it all worked out in the end as Issie finally got her Chinese takeaway. "Guess who got her Chinese finally," she captioned a photo of her looking rightly triumphant.

Naturally, the people of the internet found the ordeal hilarious. "Proper laughed out loud at that, sending it to the new boss," wrote one social media user, while another added "I must have watched this about 20 times this morning hahaha I love it! Chinese!"

In other news, Game of Thrones star, Sophie Turner, accidentally live-streams her weed vape:

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Per the Daily Mail, Issie said today: "I realised almost instantly that I made the mistake! I was already talking to my boss about work so the conversation was already up."

"I sent it and had a bad feeling in my gut that I had done something wrong," she continued. "Looking up I saw my boss's name and that's when I realised I made a huge mistake. My heart and stomach dropped! I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. My boss was very understanding and said that it made her and her husband laugh a lot!"

That'll teach you to double check before you press "send".

They say that revenge is a dish best served cold, but nowadays it seems that it's best served remotely, in large helpings, on the social media platform of your choice.

Case in point: this week a woman who was subjected to a torrent of vicious and misogynistic abuse, from a man whom she'd politely rejected on a dating app, had her sweet revenge when she posted those same comments on social media, and got him fired as a result.

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According to a report by The Sun, the trouble started when 26-year-old Sydney native Ebonie Sanderson matched with a man named Thomas McGuirk on Tinder.

McGuirk began demanding that Ebonie meet him that very night, and when she declined, things suddenly got very nasty. McGuirk launched into a sexist verbal tirade, calling Ebonie a "disgusting fat pig", among other insults too profane to print.

Warning: the following recording contains language some readers may find offensive: 

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However, Ebonie got her own back on him when she shared audio clips of McGuirk on Instagram and warned other women to stay clear of him. She captioned the audio clips:

"This is what happens when you say NO or call out a man for being disrespectful!!! You apparently earn yourself the right to get verbally abused and fat-shamed on more than one platform. [sic]"

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"No I didn’t ‘ask for it’ and yes, I’m entitled to change my mind and tell someone I’m not interested anymore because I feel uncomfortable and intimidated by ones aggressive and forceful nature [sic].

“The worst part about this attack, is the fact that I felt the need to be nice when turning him down, telling him he’s good looking and will find someone else for the night and then apologizing for feeling uncomfortable!!!! THAT IS A BIG PROBLEM [sic]."

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Speaking to News.com.au in a later interview, Ebonie stated:

"I never ever imagined my post would be seen and heard by this many people, but there has been an overwhelming amount of girls come forward and share their awful experiences with this man."

She continued:

"The truth is, this happens more than we think. So many women resonated with this kind of sexist, abusive behaviour and it was really sad to discover just how real it is.

"I also think us women often cater for this behavior far too often, we’re so polite and let disrespectful men treat us this way without any consequences."

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As a result, McGuirk was fired from his job at Invenco Pty Ltd, and CEO Dave Scott wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday night:

"I was shocked and disgusted to hear the disrespect and entitlement towards women appear in the recordings and messages attached to the Instagram post. I strongly reject any behavior of this kind, at any time, in any place, for any reason. There is no excuse that makes this ok – ever. [sic]"

Per The Sun, McGuirk has also been blocked from using Tinder as a result of his behavior.

Warning: This article contains themes and topics that some people will find upsetting.

Belle Delphine has appeared to mock trigger warnings by posting more 'kidnap' photos and videos.

The initial controversy was first ignited on Wednesday, January 13, after the 21-year-old YouTuber and OnlyFans content creator took to her official Twitter account to share a pornographic post with her 1.5 million followers.

The posts consist of four images in which she can be seen tied up in the back of a vehicle and then held captive in a forest in the context of role-playing. The post was captioned simply: "My perfect first date."

A number of social media users were outraged that Delphine neglected to put any trigger warnings in place for those who might be disturbed by the suggested themes of kidnap and nonconsensual sex.

For instance, one Twitter user wrote: "Romanticising rape to your following of mostly already weird men, presenting as a younger girl is absolutely disgusting and you should be ashamed of posting this."

Someone else wrote: "Another said: "I don’t think there’s anything wrong with this personally because it’s consensual. However, she should have a disclaimer. That would be nice. So, I liked the picture & your comment."

However, others took to Delphine's defense. For example, another Twitter user wrote: "She makes porn. Men realise that this is fantasy. You clearly don't however."

Delphine has now responded to the controversy with another video that appears to be intentionally trolling her critics.

In a video posted to Twitter with the caption "Twigger warnwing :3", a man wearing a balaclava is seen behind Delphine, yanking her hair and subsequently brushing her teeth.

Delphine also responded to the controversy in a lengthy statement shared on Twitter on January 13. In it, Delphine writes:

"There is nothing wrong with enjoying powerplay and BDSM where both people are consensual. I think saying because I enjoy consensual non-consent is promoting rape, is the same as the argument that violence in video games promotes violence.

"I made it very clear in the caption of my photo, and anything written about it that I was enjoying it and that is was consensual, I never said the word rape or anything against my will. This is what other people have put onto it.

"I enjoy the idea of being tied up and used (with my consent, obviously). Another thing that people have said, is that I'm trying to dress like a child, which to me is insane. I felt like dressing vintage that day and even styled my hair in a beehive that was very common for women of that time.

"All the clothes I wear are made for adults, so the only thing that people can comment on maybe is the fact that I'm wearing a dress? It's very confusing for me.

"No one likes rape, no one wants rape to exist. Saying that I support rape is the same as saying that 50% of the female population does, because if you look at statistics based upon this (from studies done over the last 30 years, including new studies) a lot of women have powerplay/rape fantasies in the exact same way. I consented to being tied up and to having rough sex.

"I am not apologising for anything, what I did wasn't wrong, and much more normal than people think. Look at one of the most common sexual outfits and fantasies, schoolgirl. If you wear that are you promoting paedophilia now?

"The front page of porn websites include fantasy [scenarios] of every different kind you can think of. Incest, step-mom, teacher etc. Just because someone likes the fantasy of something, doesn't mean they want it in real life. Sex is complex and explorative, but should always be consensual.

"I post a lot of sexual stuff to my Twitter, because it's for my Onlyfans, people who are sensitive to kinks and sexual content shouldn't be following me, I've made it very clear that I'm posting hard-core porn.

"As for people saying I should've used a trigger warning my whole twitter/onlyfans have constant themes of kink since I do porn as a job and I will not put a trigger warning on all my posts. Do not follow me if you require trigger warnings before posts. [sic]"