A student who sneaked out of a girl's bedroom after a one-night stand was humiliated when she posted about his performance on Facebook after he left his phone behind.
Ulster University student 'Mark', 23, who has declined to use his full name, met a girl known only as 'Sarah' on a night out in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, and woke up with her in bed the next morning.
Mark then crept out of her home without her noticing, but left his mobile in her room containing offensive messages about her he had sent to a friend.
The post has been shared more than 1,000 times and many of Mark's friends have seen the funny side
She then got revenge by posting on his Facebook account, which had been left open on the phone, leaving a message for all his friends to see that quickly went viral.
Sarah wrote: 'Hi Mark, it's Sarah from last night. Bet you thought you were clever sneaking out of my house this morning before I got up but you left your phone in my room.
'Looked through your messages to try and find someone to get your phone back to only to see you call me a 'fat s***' a 'tramp' and a 'box of s***'.
'If you want your phone back come back to my house and get it. Love from the 'big girl' that certainly made a wee man out of you last night.'
Mark, who studies history at Ulster University, said: 'I had originally sneaked away in the morning just because I wanted to avoid any awkwardness, which is quite ironic now.
'It was very embarrassing having to go back to hers to get my phone but there was nothing really to say. I apologised to her for what I had said in the text messages but she didn't really reply.
'I don't think she forgave me for it to be honest. I was only having a laugh with my friend in those messages because I was drunk - I didn't actually mean those things I said.
'People obviously think it's hilarious but it doesn't really bother me. It is what it is.'
Mark said he had been out with five friends and had consumed 'too many vodkas' and does not remember much about the night.
He said he and his friends had met Sarah for the first time in a club and gone back to hers for a house party, where eventually his friends left him to stay the night with Sarah.
Mark said: 'When I woke in the morning my first thought was to try to 'get out' - I didn't want to just lie about.
'I wanted to avoid the awkward situation of the morning after so I quietly got dressed and crept out, so she definitely didn't hear me go.
Mark is a history student at Ulster University, pictured, and his predicament has gone viral online
'I was still really tired though so I went straight to bed when I got home and didn't even think to look for my phone until I got up at about 6pm or so.
'The moment of realisation was not nice and obviously it got worse when I saw the message she had left on Facebook.
'I don't even remember sending those messages to my friend to be honest. I do feel bad for her obviously.
'I eventually plucked up the courage to call her but it must have been on vibrate as she didn't answer the first few times.
'When she did, all she said was 'your phone is here, come and get it'. So yeah, I could tell she was clearly not happy with me.
'I've had a lot of stick from all my friends and clearly it's taking off on social media and so on but I'm just keeping my head down trying to ignore it.
'I'll meet up with the boys later to talk to them face to face and tell them the crack. But I'll be steering clear of Facebook for a bit.'
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