Big feelings. Short stories.

The relationship ended.
The plot thickens.

Breakup twists, dating disasters, and texts you have to read twice. Anonymous relationship stories, made for a little drama and a lot of debate.

For the plot, not relationship advice. Intended for adults 18+.

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The Breakup Button

Every ending has another side.

Drama with boundaries

01 / Identifying details removed02 / Permission before publication03 / Fiction clearly labeled

Small episodes. Big opinions.

Your next “wait… what?” starts here.

Heartbreak Hotline is a new entertainment project turning relationship chaos into short, animated stories. We’re starting with original fiction and building toward permission-based anonymous submissions.

No names to hunt down. No exes to expose. Just a story, an unexpected turn, and a question worth arguing about.

01

The confession

From painfully awkward dates to unbelievable breakup texts, every episode starts with a specific, memorable moment.

02

The plot twist

Animation, narration, and captions bring the story to life in a short-form format. Fictional and fictionalized stories will be identified.

03

The group-chat debate

Each ending leaves you with a question. Choose a side, share it with a friend, or admit the twist changed your mind.

Pilot story / Original fiction
The windows were manual.
The exit was automatic.

She ended things because his car had manual windows. Three weeks later, she got into her new date’s car—and recognized the little crank on the door.

Read the twist

“Borrowed it from my roommate,” her date said. Then his phone lit up: “Please don’t leave coffee in my car again.” The contact photo was her ex.

At the next red light, she tried to explain why they’d broken up. Her date paused. “So the car was fine until you knew who owned it?”

Your call: a harmless preference, or a red flag?

Consider the group chat fed.

One story. Two sides.
What’s your take?

Start with the pilot. Bring your most opinionated friend.

Read the pilot