51 Screenshots of Text Messages, Signs, and Messages from the World's Most Terrible Individuals

Its astonishing how some people reveal their worst sides through what they write. Heres a collection of 51 extremely trashy things people have put down in writing:

1. A note from a deceitful husband.
2. A cake order for a "Trump Won!" themed party.
3. Texts from a husband confessing a selfish betrayal.
4. An email from a professor demanding two weeks' notice for being sick.
5. A poorly written shop sign promoting weekly paper coupons.
6. A controversial bumper sticker.
7. A Korean restaurant that refuses service to Chinese guests.
8. A sweatshirt displaying offensive messaging.
9. An ad featuring a newborn to promote a personalized notebook business.
10. A post that should have been answered with a simple Google search.
11. Another demoralizing bumper sticker.
12. A sign using QR codes for questionable marketing that redirects to a realtors ad.
13. A trashy sorority message posted outside the house.
14. A bizarre write-up about a woman at a Taylor Swift concert.
15. A drivers license office in Alabama closing for Confederate Memorial Day; other states like Mississippi, South Carolina, and Texas also observe similar holidays.
16. A provocative shirt with offensive imagery.
17. A note written on a menstrual pad.
18. A frustrating note from a stingy customer.
19. An extreme account of a contractor misbehaving in a clients home and mishandling deposits.
20. A petty argument between two girls attempting to outdo each other in rudeness.
21. A note that sparks intense dislike toward someone named Brad.
22. A note from someone preferring harm over inconvenience to others.
23. Workplace bathroom notes displaying disgusting behavior.
24. Another bathroom note revealing different but equally unpleasant circumstances.
25. A disturbing note found in a bar.
26. A text from an aunt criticizing her nieces choice of baby name, Lilith.
27. A display of extreme entitlement from a bratty individual.
28. A conservatives post admitting they could be violent if not for religious restraint.
29. A personal account shared by Natalia.
30. Parents boasting about drunk driving at 8 a.m.
31. A "Trump lives here" stamp on the Lincoln Memorial image.
32. A poorly executed birthday cake.
33. Instances of dine-and-dash behavior.
34. A divorce note written on a mattress.
35. A chaotic movie theater spectacle.
36. Handwriting competition in public spaces showing contemptible behavior.
37. A person boasting about being a jerk online.
38. A Facebook moderator bragging about unethical earnings.
39. A mistress revealing intimate details publicly on social media.
40. An inattentive father exposing his own foolishness.
41. People harassing minimum-wage workers online.
42. A dad appearing foolish while making assumptions about others lives.
43. An attempt to sell a bucket of day-old fast food.
44. A window tinting ad with questionable before-and-after photos.
45. An attempt to sell 187 cigarette butts for $15.
46. Parents oversharing their childs life online.
47. A girl behaving in a way that undermines social expectations at the lake.
48. An inexplicably confusing and messy situation.
49. A similar confusing situation causing disbelief.
50. A person demonstrating ignorance about recycling and basic responsibility.
51. An online listing attempting to sell a plastic bottle for $1,000 claiming nostalgia for pre-Covid, pre-woke times.

These examples highlight just how extreme and bizarre human writing can get, often revealing character flaws, entitlement, and absurdity in ways that are hard to believe.

Author: Sophia Brooks