Film documents man's failed relationships
Published: May 9, 2008 at 3:53 PM
LONDON, May 9 (UPI) -- A London man has made a film documenting his quest to track down his ex-girlfriends and find out why they broke up with him.
Chris Waitt, who said he has been dumped by every girl he's dated since he was 11 years old, said he tracked down his exes and interviewed them for his documentary, "A Complete History Of My Sexual Failures," The Mirror reported Friday.
"Girls don't usually tell you at the time," Waitt said of their reasons for breaking up with him. "When you actually get dumped they'll say, 'Oh, I just want to be friends.' Or 'I really like you, but...' They never tell you the real reasons."
Dawn, Waitt's childhood sweetheart and the woman he lost his virginity to, blamed the breakup on his behavior at a wedding.
"We went to a wedding and he got really (drunk)... and he jammed my mum up against a door and kissed her. I didn't know what to do. It was horrible," she said.
"In all, it was great to meet my ex-girlfriends over the years," Waitt said. "It made me realize I've hurt some really nice girls but I think it all worked out OK in the end."
Chris Waitt, who said he has been dumped by every girl he's dated since he was 11 years old, said he tracked down his exes and interviewed them for his documentary, "A Complete History Of My Sexual Failures," The Mirror reported Friday.
"Girls don't usually tell you at the time," Waitt said of their reasons for breaking up with him. "When you actually get dumped they'll say, 'Oh, I just want to be friends.' Or 'I really like you, but...' They never tell you the real reasons."
Dawn, Waitt's childhood sweetheart and the woman he lost his virginity to, blamed the breakup on his behavior at a wedding.
"We went to a wedding and he got really (drunk)... and he jammed my mum up against a door and kissed her. I didn't know what to do. It was horrible," she said.
"In all, it was great to meet my ex-girlfriends over the years," Waitt said. "It made me realize I've hurt some really nice girls but I think it all worked out OK in the end."
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