Social media influencing gone bad

Just for so people out there that this dhit is going on and my name is George Manesis and this is so true and I’d bring still to this day done by my gf Mallory Dimaio. I only put down her name because the dhig she’s been doing to me is so fucken illegal and so fucked up that I told her many times about my mental health and how she’s affecting so bad and she still wants me to commit suicide. So I have I a feeling something real crazy has been going on around me, my gf and her kids constantly act like there’s a camera every hotel room we are in and my gf also acts like there’s cameras everywhere, I ferl like there has been cameras at every turn and my every word and every action being recorded one way or another, my gf knows what’s going on but when I ask her she says I’m going through psychosis and tells me I’m hsllucinating when I 100 percent know that’s not the case. She constantly says things under her breath like she’s talking to someone and then tells me that I was hallucinating when I ask her in the morning. I know she’s hacked into and cloned my phone because I constantly have multiple devices somehow and use 400 gb data monthly but she still wants to keep saying it’s me. She’s said about this being YouTube productions and then saying she didn’t say anything. Says it’s a show their filming but I’ve never signed anything or given anybody permission to do so . I know people have been watching my every kind and listening because I can here them through whatever setup they have installed in her car, my card, my apartment I had that she got me evicted from, and every single hotel room her and I have stayed in. The mirrors moved up and down and left and right and I have video of it but she wants to keep saying I’m crazy when I know I’m not. I can hear people fishing wires through the walls when we stay at all these different hotels in the Allentown pa area. These people say that they were doing this for a certain reason in the beginning but then I did do some off the wall things and then they started saying about selling the clips of what they had taken of me to Netflix and making a show/movie from it. Then they said they sold it to Netflix or maybe it’s Amazon prime but she never tells me anything she just wants me to believe her lies. She uses her kids as a means to provoke me and make me sngry like she’s trying to get me arrested for some reason. I think they do have a show in the works because at the one hotel when i was leaving in the morning at the says inn Allentown I know I saw a bunch of people that seemed like actors that represented her family. I think she’s trying to get away with using my likeness and everything they recorded of me without getting my approval or permission so she can steal whatever would’ve been my fair share of what I’ve done. They’re so much hacking and illegal phone use going on, I know they’ve been using my data and other stuff. I’m not crazy and I’m not halluc imaging and I know there’s such crazy stuff going on around me and I know she and hers kids know exactly what’s going on but she refuses to tell me and I’ve asked her thousands of times. I know something very illegal is going on and I’m pretty sure they’ve already sold clips to some sort of production company and their must be lots iv money involved and she hit really greedy at done point and refuses to tell me. I need a lawyer/investigator to help me so I know exactly what has been going on around me for the last year and a half. She’s stolen so much from me and then puts me down all the time, she ducked me dry of everything and now belittles me and puts me down whenever she can. MD you are an evil person and I hope everyone eventually sees how fucked uo you are for doing this to me, she told me her other boyfriend wants me to commit suicide because he invested all his money into this and was getting nothing in return, and now it seems like the footage/sound recordings thry had of me is being sold for monetary value and I never have anyone permission and I never signed off on anything. In 20@ percent sane and she constantly wants to say I’m not so she can I think try and get power of attorney on me somehow if she hasnt already forged my signature on whatever it is and needed me to sign off on . I’m in desperate need of a entertainment lawyer to look into this for me, I know there’s money that should be mine because this show talk has been thrown out there on more than a few occasions but then she lied about it and never tells me what is going on, she acts like she cheating on me all the time and then acts like she’s so loyal. She keeps trying to drive me insane in the worst way but won’t leave me. Please someone help, my sister also knows something and she also is involved somehow, these are all greedy people and I’m pretty sure they’ve been profiting off of me and are trying to keep me quiet now so I don’t figure out what they’ve been doing to ne, phones are def compromised and my phone and my moms phone and my sisters phone and home internet are all somehow linked together. Please anybody help because I feel like my life is actually in danger now and I don’t know who to turn to for help

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Junior_Apartment329•about 2 months ago•1

You are going through some sort of mental psychosis, and you are experiencing delusions.

Check into a hospital immediately before you hurt someone

Flimsy-Percentage-76•about 2 months ago•1

Please call 911 for help, you need a psychiatric eval right now. You will be okay.

mydrop_ai•about 2 months ago•1

This usually happens when creators chase virality over honesty and erode audience trust. So vet partners, disclose paid content, prioritize long-term value, and apologize quickly if something goes wrong?

cosmicdeer369•about 2 months ago•1

i’m sorry, what they all said… i couldn’t even finishing reading this (respectfully)

dhanushganta•about 2 months ago•1

Sleep deprivation, chronic stress, paranoia, and emotional instability can make experiences feel completely real even when outside evidence is unclear

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