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I& #39;m gonna leave this here and go to bed.
The issue I& #39;m having is there& #39;s a whole lot of nothing in regards to evidence of his abuse as far as I& #39;ve seen. A bunch of people saying, "I never trusted him, glad this is happening," seems to be the most out there.
The issue I& #39;m having is there& #39;s a whole lot of nothing in regards to evidence of his abuse as far as I& #39;ve seen. A bunch of people saying, "I never trusted him, glad this is happening," seems to be the most out there.
If one is to go public with a mentally ill man& #39;s wrongdoings, I would hope doing so would be worth his possible suicide.
Even then, the way this has been conducted thus far differs from the community& #39;s previous rhetorical methods, again, as far as I& #39;ve seen.
Even then, the way this has been conducted thus far differs from the community& #39;s previous rhetorical methods, again, as far as I& #39;ve seen.
Before some individuals want to claim what it is that I& #39;m saying, I& #39;ll spell out my entire point.
I& #39;m not prepared to call anyone a liar, nor am I prepared to throw Alucard under the bus. I& #39;m not seeing evidence enough to make either claim.
I& #39;m not prepared to call anyone a liar, nor am I prepared to throw Alucard under the bus. I& #39;m not seeing evidence enough to make either claim.
What I do know at this time is Alucard is mentally ill and has a extremely low self image. This paired with public situations can be extremely triggering.
Well, I& #39;m gonna boost this and get ready for the long drive to take the kiddo home.
I think if I& #39;ve not seen any proof evidence one way or the other in the situation, I& #39;m probably going to start unfollowing in large swaths.
I think if I& #39;ve not seen any proof evidence one way or the other in the situation, I& #39;m probably going to start unfollowing in large swaths.
Either way, I& #39;m taking a break from this account starting this evening.
