'You earned the baddie chain'
People often believe a “block” button is the ultimate boundary against an intruder, but one woman realized it wasn’t. For 10 months after she blocked him, he kept sending her a steady stream of flirtatious messages. It wasn’t until she took a casual glance at his profile picture that it revealed a wedding band and a photo of his wife. The retaliation was old-school style, with printouts of message screenshots. Her older sister, Faith Slater (@faifainoel), barged into his wife’s office and blasted him. Her October 15, 2026, video has since been viewed more than 301,000 times.
@faifainoel and yes he is blocked but he’s used other numbers and apps over the past 10 months. enough of that!
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“You know he’s sending this to my little sister, ‘You look beautiful today. I like you,’” Slater can be heard saying in the video. Apparently, her sister didn’t know how he got to know about her, and he wasn’t answering either. Despite blocking his number, he kept using different apps and numbers to reach out to her. She said that he’s been calling her sister since January. His wife called him right over there. When he mumbled an apology, she blew up by saying that he should rather love his wife than call her sister.

In the dating world, more than half of 11- to 15-year-old girls using Instagram (58%) and Snapchat (57%) in the United States have been contacted by strangers in a way that made them feel uncomfortable, according to a report by Common Sense Media. Moreover, 48% of teen girls in the U.S. said they had been sent unsolicited messages over a messaging app, as 46% were contacted over TikTok and 30% on YouTube.


Meanwhile, viewers applauded Slater for the way she protected her young sister. @prithewriter commented, “'I like you.' You should like your beautiful wife!’ Yes, girl. Now that’s how you get the wife on your side.” @kassiesthoughts said, “He counted on her being too scared to confront him; he underestimated the support she has, and now he’s the one scared. As a fellow big sister, you earned this baddie chain.”
You can follow Faith Slater (@faifainoel) on TikTok for personal storytimes and lifestyle video logs.