@Trancemotion2@TMisogynis@fw_erozi Not really validation. The problem is him. Heβs insecure and wants to isolate her so that when he has her and mistreats her, she wont have noone else to go to.
@fw_erozi Heβs insecure and wants to isolate you so that when he has you and mistreats you, you will have noone else to go to. If he canβt accept who you talk to or trust you, break up with him.
@BenBigly@AnneOnimously@Luciftian@rachelstockkk@seanbwparker@tomhfh@danwootton An acquittal means the jury wasn't 100% sure beyond a reasonable doubt not that she lied. Learning the difference between "not proven beyond a reasonable doubt" and "proven false" is free. Why didnt they lose their anonymity and get jail time? Because there was no proof they lied
@Luciftian@Globaldave1970@rachelstockkk@seanbwparker@tomhfh@danwootton You mean the investigative journalists? No shit she went to them first. Itβs their job to gather victims and collect years of evidence. Why tf would you go straight to the police against a CELEBRITY? And none of that changes the fact that the text messages still exist??
Once again, men cheating isn't the same as women cheating. We can still love our wives and have sentiment for them and cheat. Women can't. In fact if a woman cheats she hates you now. So let's stop lying about male infidelity. It's really not the same at all. Women are projecting.
@Luciftian@rachelstockkk@seanbwparker@tomhfh@danwootton "No evidence" yet the jury sat through 4 weeks of evidence/texts, acquitted him on 3 charges, and convicted on 4. Weird how "unfair" only applies when men face consequences