@LittleSunRay01@LavenderAnimate Report it. They used content they didn’t have permission to use. Lavender has the burden of proof to prove it is actually her artwork being used, which is easy when she has an art portfolio. Then write the the “creator” a strongly worded letter about infringement. shroomy may
@shroomychrist What they believed was the right way to be there for Toby. I had neither. My mom was an addict with severe untreated childhood trauma herself and abandoned me when I was only 7. My dad was always absent emotionally, thinking money solved the emotional distance.
@shroomychrist For me, it was when Eun-mi talked about long work hours and how she couldn’t be there for Toby the way she wanted to. The yelling also made me flinch because I have CPTSD and BPD from severe childhood neglect. Just seeing how Eun-mi and Harvey were fighting, justifying
@shroomychrist I have. Honestly Brn put a lot of thought into this and how to navigate BLOODMONEY and HEP. Speaking as a parent, I understand the why but do not condone it. It’s still selfish what Eun-mi did, as she put Toby’s emotional stability at risk.
Regarding stability. It is also clear she associates money with love due to her own upbringing. Harvey, on the other hand, is trying to govern Toby the love he never received as a kid, and wants Toby to have at least one emotionally available parent.
She put Toby’s emotional stability at risk, even if it meant he had financial stability, and showed a callous disregard to how that would affect Toby. All it boils down to is that Eun-mi was bitter she had to adapt to a different lifestyle and she was jealous that Harvey