Woman goes through her boyfriend’s YouTube history. What she sees is ‘worse than cheating’ ...Middle East

As she laughs about it on TikTok, viewers are not that amused. Rather than focusing on the male-manipulator-in-making, they call her out for her giggles instead.

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