#HurtBae hath spoken.
After obsessing over her past relationship with a dude named Leonard,Mystery Archives the world can now breath a sigh of relief. Because #HurtBae aka Kourtney Jorge, is hurt no more. In fact, she's learned a lot from her serial cheater of an ex. She's zen.
SEE ALSO: Twitter is going nuts over this cheating ex videoIn case you've been living in a barn without wifi, the #HurtBae hashtag sprung up after Jorge and her "jerk ex" appeared in a viral video for Conde Nast's The Scene.
In the video, Jorge confronts her ex about cheating multiple times, while he raises some fairly dubious defences. Of course, Twitter users were enraged and have been passionately standing up for Jorge ever since.
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Being that the video has been retweeted over 220 times and received thousands of likes, you can only imagine the overwhelming levels of attention Jorge has received since then.
"I never even expected the video to end up on Twitter," she said. "I thought maybe a couple hundred people would view the video and it would get buried in all the other current events going on in the world." Nope, not a chance.
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But despite the imitation accounts, hacking and stares of disbelief from the general public, Jorge says she's received positive, uplifting messages from the majority of people. "I am very appreciative of the support. It has helped me to realise that I'm not alone in what I experienced with Leonard. People have encouraged me to continue to pursue my modelling dreams and not allow my breakup to hold me back in any way."
So what made her wear her heart on her sleeve for all the internet to see to begin with? "Leonard and I discussed doing the video and came to the conclusion that it could 'help us,'" she said. "This allowed us to lay out everything and have a mature conversation with one another and give us closure."
We hear you. Closure is important, and props for being willing to do it in front of millions. That's some bravery and speaking of which, what has Jorge learned from the whole experience? Fellow #HurtBaes need to know.
"My advice would be to know your limits within your relationship and also to know your worth. There are plenty of guys out there willing and able to treat a woman how she deserves to be treated." Right?!
And if you think she's basking in the disses currently being heaped on her ex, think again, 'cause she's staying unbelievably chill. "I don’t wish ill will on anyone," she said. "Even though the video reflected on some of the bad times in our relationship, there were a lot of good times too."
But how, pray tell, does one stay so calm and forgiving after all this? No. Idea.
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