Learn from my mistakes. CLOCK THE PATTERNS, LEAVE/GHOST/BLOCK search Callum in my tweets for egs. DO NOT CONTACT HIM ON MY BEHALF. my opinions frm real events
Callum Jack @MRTREMIX uses his mental and substance abuse issues to think he can get away with emotional, physical and sexual abuse. He uses social media and pretence in real life to present as a good guy but in isolation, has shown me he’s just a typical sicko
Nico Williams gives his world cup gold medal to his mom, who crossed the Sahara desert in search for a better life while pregnant with his older brother...
@theshadeborough If you can't trust your friends to the point where you're checking their phones, then you shouldn't be friends with them. Normalise being a loner. I've happily stopped speaking to certain people over less than this.
A man has sparked debate after revealing that he asks his male friends to let him look through their phones so he can see how they really communicate with women. 👀
He says it’s the only way he can truly know what kind of men he has around him, arguing he’d rather see their behaviour for himself than simply take their word for it. 💬
Residents, are you going to be taking notes from his approach?🤔
#TSBTalks #TSB
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A childhood friend was killed hours after filing for a restraining order last week. Her family has a funeral and her two young sons to care for so I wanted to share the gofundme, if anyone has some money to spare/can share I know they'd appreciate it. https://t.co/zpftvGFDtu
I was kinda rly depressed yesterday just talkingnto one of my pharmacists like she was basically telling me i need to lock in and get a second job and work hard or wtv and i just went "yeah its sink or swim but nobody wants to admit that some people just sink." and she got quiet
Yesterday, I learnt that the same men who would advice that you don’t speak to strangers in order to avert danger would turn around and get mad at you to the point of wishing you death, if you actually refuse to speak to strangers.
You’re not entitled to a woman’s time, niceness, acknowledgment, she doesn’t owe you a smile, or a conversation, she doesn’t owe you a single thing
At the end of the day, you’re a stranger and a fan till further notice 🙏🏽
“A lady booked me for an appointment. I never knew she was the girlfriend of a guy who once sent me flowers for being hardworking. She came all the way from Lekki to Ibadan, booked an apartment, and lur£d me there so she and her friend could b£ât me up because of a man.”
— Lash tech cries out
I am so tired
I have even cried about it because it is not like I am building house somewhere, all I am buying is food and things to survive
So why am I broke😭😭
PlaqueBoyMax says after last night, he realized how much the LGBTQ community goes through as he was disrespected for wearing wigs and having a “DIVA” tattoo as a straight male
“I’m a straight male who wears wigs… yes… if that’s my style… that’s my style…”
what is doing me right now is soooooooooooooo different from what has ever done me before
i’m seeing symptoms of stress ive never seen before and im so irritated because i am aware that its self inflicted
Killed Women co-founders Carole Gould and Julie Devey became friends through tragic circumstances – their teenage daughters, Ellie and Poppy, were both murdered at home by their ex-boyfriend. Their meeting started a journey to change the law for families in the same position.
https://t.co/3T3cav0WQW
'For the next seven years, the pair met justice ministers, politicians and judges in London to try to persuade them to change the law. Last month, Justice Secretary David Lammy announced plans to raise the minimum starting sentence for murdering a current or former partner to 25 years – in line with other premeditated killings.'
'The law change is subject to consultation with the Sentencing Council, but the Ministry of Justice said it would be introduced as soon as possible. "Thomas Griffiths only got 12-and-a-half years for the brutal murder of Ellie," Carole said. "With these changes, he would have got around 26 years." Julie said Atkinson would have also got a little more than 26 years for Poppy's murder. "It is not long left before they are free, but we won't ever be free," she said.'
Fiona Lamdin: "As a journalist I have followed every twist and turn of Carole and Julie's journey. There were times it seemed impossible as they kept being knocked back, after hundreds of phone calls made, emails sent and meetings had. There were times I feared nothing would change, but these mothers were absolutely determined, their daughters driving them on. They always said it would be a marathon, not a sprint, and I am incredibly proud of what they have done."