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why b*bygate is disrespectful and publicly voicing that you think it is real is as well- a thread:
to start off, i am a larrie. but i do not believe in b*bygate. you can believe whatever you want frankly, but saying online that you think F is not real, or that L is not the father when F can potentially find all of your tweets when he’s older is not okay.
F is a minor. as of right now, he is four years old. four years old!! he is a child, and i personally do not think you should share pictures of him even if they’re for positive reasons.
the harmfulness of people constantly questioning whether you are real, or who your parents are, while growing up semi-in the media is extreme. it could potentially damage him later on in life when he is old enough to find those tweets.
i have private family issues. lots of them. there’s a reason family related matters are normally private. no matter what is going on behind the scenes between F’s family or L, it is none of your business. tweeting about how L seems to be a “bad dad” because of YOUR assumptions+
is incredibly invasive and rude. if you speak poorly of L because of assumptions you’ve made on his relationship with his son, you need to get your priorities straight and question if you’re actually a fan of L, or are only interested in larry. larry and L’s solo career should+
not be constantly connected. as a larrie, you have to recognize that. you can be respectful. you NEED to be respectful.
at the end of the day, like i said, F is a minor. please keep your opinions to yourself. i do not think people should have “opinions” on L’s fatherhood. even if b*bygate was proved to be real (which it isn’t) wouldn’t you rather have known you were being respectful of L’s family?
like i said, believe what you want, but please stop voicing your opinions on this. it’s extremely invasive and disrespectful. i am not trying to start a fight or anything. i’m just saying what i’ve thought for a long time. end of thread.
respectful larries please follow me i’m funny sometimes
