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Adam’s Own Words, Actions, and Bumble Account Choices
In Summation:
If you don’t like what you see here, maybe you should’ve made better life choices. Just saying.
Welcome back to the circus that is Adam Lee Torgison’s life—where bad decisions soar as high as the planes he irresponsibly flies. That’s right, folks: not only is this man a liar and a cheat, but he’s also a pilot who has been lying to the FAA medical doctor for years about his sleep apnea, tightening chest, and his new habit of spiraling into paranoid fits that began in mid-2023. Shocking, right? The FAA still doesn’t know about his breathing issues or the fact that he reacts to normal questions like someone who thinks the government is tapping his toaster.
Let’s start with his elite tech paranoia. This moronic troglodyte didn’t realize that if he constantly spammed me with memes and videos on Instagram, the algorithm would start suggesting accounts he interacted with most.
It’s not sorcery, Adam—it’s literally how Meta works.
Facebook and Instagram are connected, but to him, it
might as well have been the CIA orchestrating a full-scale operation. The spiral began when I jokingly asked about a podcast he had been liking posts for—because it came up on my feed. I listen to podcasts, so naturally, I clicked.
His weird, accusatory behavior kicked into overdrive, accusing me of stalking his followers and comments.
But wait—it gets better.
In his infinite wisdom, Adam reactivated his old Bumble account, which is how we originally met, because he convinced himself I was “hacking” his phone. (Spoiler alert: Bumble doesn’t work that way, Adam.) What this genius failed to realize is that reactivating an account—even in incognito mode—makes you visible to people you’ve previously swiped on.
And that’s exactly what happened. A young, attractive Asian teacher’s assistant nervously came up to me one day, showing me his Bumble profile, asking if it was really Adam or if his ex Monica was stirring the pot. Turns out, Adam had swiped on her right before or shortly after we met.
When I (reasonably) asked Adam about it, he acted annoyed and played the victim, accusing me of always bringing him drama. The best part? Over a year later, Adam smugly admitted that this Bumble fiasco “proved” I was spying on him, as though he cracked the case.
Newsflash, detective: Bumble requires a verification text
to your phone to log in. No one hacked your account, least of all me, because I was in a relationship with you, you absolute buffoon. But no, in his mind, it was all part of some grand conspiracy against him.
Now let’s move to early 2024, when Adam’s emotional distance reached new heights. I started looking at his likes and comments on Instagram (finally embracing the stalking he was already accusing me of), because his behavior was making me doubt everything. I had asked him repeatedly in late 2023 if his feelings had changed—October, November, December—and every time, he’d act annoyed, brushing me off with, “I’ll tell you if my feelings change,” while reminding me how his ex Monica had damaged him too much to “ever feel normal again.” (Poor Adam, eternally wounded.) In reality, he was already emotionally cheating with someone in a relationship. Classic.
One night in January, Adam canceled plans last minute after I’d already paid my sitter . I decided to go out, and that’s when I ended up being sexually assaulted. While I texted and called him in tears, Adam was nowhere to be found. To this day, he’s confused about why I partially blame him for what happened, and yet he claims to be a feminist.
He’s such an expert on sexual trauma that he told me people who are raped or assaulted can’t possibly feel manic or suicidal in the aftermath. (Thank you for your professional insight, Dr. Gaslight.) And just to really drive home how great of a guy he is, Adam physically cheated less than two weeks later.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the man who loves to claim he’s “pro-woman.” If you’re not already choking on the irony, just wait—there’s always more where that came from.
Enjoy the receipts. Or don’t. Either way, the truth is staying here.
I’m like the greatest guy. I portray myself to be completely honest but all these women all thought I was only sleeping and taking to them?? However did that happen?
“ A Memo to Monica Stengel: The Unofficial Adam Torgison Survivors Club”
Oh, Monica, if only you reached out to the women who’ve been unlucky enough to spend the past six years dealing with Adam Torgison’s greatest hits of mediocrity, you’d discover the horrifyingly common thread binding us all: his tired narrative of being the world’s greatest dad and the misunderstood victim of your jealous wrath. According to him, you’re just bitter because he rejected you. Sound familiar? It’s the same tired line he spins about every woman he’s crossed paths with. Apparently, we’re all “crazy psychos” who can’t handle rejection from a man whose life accomplishments include…well, nothing notable.
Here’s the thing about Adam: this sanctimonious, thick-headed moron actually believes that every woman who’s ever had the misfortune of being with him must be utterly devastated when he moves on. The truth? We’re just pissed that we wasted so much time with someone who thinks their mediocre dad routine and “look how misunderstood I am” schtick makes them irresistible. Newsflash, Adam: not everyone is heartbroken. Some of us are just horrified by how low our standards were.
Let’s take it back to when I was recovering from a C-section—you know, when I was physically vulnerable and emotionally raw. Adam calls me, with all the empathy of a wet sock, to guilt me into giving up my child by insisting it would “ruin Ava’s life” if I didn’t. He even threw in a bonus guilt trip about how you’d use it against him. So, while still doped up on meds, I agreed to something I didn’t want to do. And somehow, Monica, that’s my fault too? Of course, the relationship tanked, and naturally, it was all because of you, right? Except…no. Adam ruins his own relationships, all on his own.
The funniest part? This man is 50 years old, lives paycheck to paycheck, doesn’t own a house, doesn’t even own a car, and somehow thinks it’s reasonable to pay his ex’s bills. That’s right—he was paying Celeste’s bills while she conveniently had the money to travel to concerts but not to pay her rent or car registration. Make it make sense, Adam. When I pointed this out, it wasn’t because I wanted his money (God forbid)—it was because I couldn’t wrap my head around why someone so financially unstable was footing the bills for an ex who had grown children.
Speaking of Celeste, Adam had plenty to say about that trainwreck of a relationship. According to him, she was a jealous, cheating, five-foot Tasmanian devil who punched him when she was mad (but it was okay because she’s small, apparently?). She’d even call him while hooking up with other guys during their supposed monogamy, then come home and get “angrily fucked” by Adam in some twisted revenge fantasy. And yet…he stayed. Because that’s the kind of emotional rollercoaster Adam thrives on: chaotic, toxic, and endlessly dramatic.
And let’s not forget the night Adam thought they were about to swing with another couple. He started dancing with the wife and tried to kiss her—because, you know, boundaries are just a suggestion—and Celeste lost her mind. But instead of seeing any of this as the massive red flag it was, Adam just chalked it up to “oh, that’s just Celeste being Celeste.” He stayed friends with her after all that chaos because, in Adam’s world, the real red flags are just carnival decorations.
Here’s the thing, Monica: Adam told me a lot about you—a lot. But when I compared notes with other women he’s dated, it became hilariously clear that Adam has a different narrative for every single one of us. I’m sure he’s painted me as some unhinged villain in your story, just like he did to you in mine. Honestly, it would be fascinating to gather all of us in one room and compare screenshots. The sheer volume of contradictions would probably short-circuit his tiny brain.
More to this conversation with another woman he trash talked you to.
Guess you don’t care. Whatever keep adding people and everything else.
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