In a world where a daily pill suppresses human emotions, one couple stops taking theirs and discovers what it means to truly feel. But when love, desire, jealousy, and heartbreak enter their lives, they realize there’s a price to being human.
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StableRonaldo gets emotional as he gets nominated for Streamer Of The Year after all his hard work this year and reflects on his previous fall off to now 🥹❤️🩹
Asmongold warns Tenshi about Whatley after she defended his creepy behavior 😳
"I think this guy's a weirdo.. I think he wants to f-ck the sh-t out of this girl and is constantly testing her physical boundaries.. This is not the behavior of a knight in shining armor.. This is the behavior of a creepy guy in your DM's in the hidden tab."
"This is not what somebody who is a normal person should be doing.. It's pretty f-cking obvious what's happening here.. If this guy was doing that to your daughter, how would you feel?"
🚨 A new set of texts has surfaced in the Cornell case. Two days after the alleged encounter, Jane Doe reportedly told one of the men she later accused that she appreciated his apology. She wrote that everyone was “super out of it,” but also said, “none of the s*xual stuff was illegal,” and that “our body, our choice” meant they should not feel ashamed. In another message, she said the other people involved should have left.
Wow. 😮
h/t @TMZ
When you first hear about the Cornell thing, you think it was "7 guys ran a train on a passed out girl," but when you do the slightest bit of reading, getting into the "first layer of understanding" about the case, you learn that didn't happen... yet an ENORMOUS amount of people online still think that's what happened, meaning they're accusing these guys of rape despite not taking the time to learn even the most basic, established details of the case... very sobering
The Cornell 7 is the talk of the town right now but let me introduce you to the Cornell 4.
The 4 student journalists responsible for the doxxing of the 7 and almost are the lies being spread about the case.
New “bombshell” in the Cornell case?
Jane Doe telling police she was “100% confident” she was raped tells us what she believed. It does not establish that a rape occurred.
And is that really surprising? Would someone report a rape to police if they didn’t believe they had been raped?
The more important question is whether the full interview transcript contains material facts about consent, force, or incapacity that were missing from the six-page sworn statement the DA reviewed.
Doe was given the opportunity to review and correct that statement before signing it under penalty of perjury.
This video has a great back-and-forth on this “new development.” I can’t vouch for every assertion made, but it’s a great example of why we should question how information is being framed rather than treating a headline as fact.