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A woman took the “perfect” revenge on her “cheating ex” who kept using her account despite their breakup. can end for a multitude of reasons and, sometimes, those reasons are extremely distressing and painful.

A mutual separation that’s handled maturely and respectfully is a goal of many once-happy couples looking to part ways. But, unfortunately, it’s not always the way a breakup goes down. When a partner cheats and betrays the trust of the person they’re in a committed with, the psychological trauma can run deep.

People can be left with serious trust issues and it’s very difficult for the separation to remain peaceful and civil. One woman learned her partner had been cheating on her and decided to take action after realising he was still using her account and watching the shows they used to watch together.

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On the popular Petty Revenge forum on , the woman explained her response in a post titled “My ex wouldn’t stop using my Netflix, so I changed the profile name to ‘CHEATER’ and in toddler settings”.

Elaborating, she said: “So yeah, my ex cheated and we broke up but apparently still felt entitled to my Netflix. Made a whole new profile like we weren’t even broken up.

“Watched our shows. On my dime. I didn’t yell, didn’t revoke access but renamed the profile to ‘Cheater’, switched it to toddler mode, just , no violence, and max parental locks. Even the avatar was a sad cartoon monkey.”

After seeing what the woman had done, her ex simply texted her one word: “Seriously?” To which, she replied: “Seriously.”

After this final contact between them both, she changed her Netflix password and then “blocked him”. On Reddit, she added: “Enjoy your cartoons, loser. I’m watching Bridgerton in peace.”

In the comments section beneath her post, people were keen to share their thoughts - and their own streaming-themed revenge stories.

One person quipped: “No Netflix 'n no chill.” Another said: “I approve of this”.

A third commented: “I would have let him ‘almost’ finish a season and then log him out and change password”.

Someone else declared: “This should be the default punishment for anyone that betrays their significant other.”

Another Redditor said: “Netflix and breaking up is a whole new genre of revenge stories by its own”.

And another shared: “I let my ex use my account for six months until winter set in where he lived and I heard from mutual friends he was snowed in. THEN I changed the password”.

Someone else added: “I annoyed the hell out of my ex by locking him out of the Amazon account. He was really financially irresponsible and I didn't want to risk him running up the credit card.

“I also didn't want him to know where I was living so locking him out prevented him from seeing my shipping address. He was p****d because he was in the middle of some shows.”