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'Heartbreak Insurance Fund' Gets Man Rs 25,000 After Girlfriend Cheats On Him

"Nice idea, would apply same concept whenever I will get in my first relationship now", wrote one user

Breakups can be incredibly painful because of the emotional attachment that both the partners share with each other. It can sometimes lead to guilt, resentment, anger, and regret, all of which can contribute to the intense emotional pain of a breakup. But if you have a "heartbreak insurance", that covers heartbreaks due to cheating partners and other love-related problems, you could find some relief in these dejected times. 

Yes, you heard that right a "heartbreak insurance. A man during his relationship came up with an economic idea to insure his broken heart.

Prateek Aryan took to twitter to share how he and his girlfriend deposited Rs 500 monthly in a joint account as a "Heartbreak Insurance Fund". Their idea behind creating such a fund was  that whoever gets cheated on will get all the money. Unfortunately, they broke up after four years and two months of relationship after the girl cheated on him. And according to the pact, Aryan received Rs 25,000 deposited in the account.
 
Sharing his story on Twitter Aryan wrote, "I got ₹ 25000 because my girlfriend cheated on me. When our relationship started we deposited a monthly ₹ 500 each into a joint account during relationship and made a policy that whoever gets cheated on, will walk away with all money. That is Heartbreak Insurance Fund (HIF).''

After being shared, the post has gone viral. It has so far received over 8 lakh views and tons of comments.

"I don't know how you feeling rn so Congrats if you're happy Or Sorry if you feel bad about getting cheated on", wrote one user.

"I was looking for investment options, and this seems to have great returns, anyone up for collaboration?", wrote another jokingly.

"This is the most genius thing I have ever heard", wrote a third.

"Nice idea, would apply same concept whenever I will get in my first relationship now", wrote a fourth.

 

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