Wow just wow

Shes admitting to repeating the "joke" multiple times

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stephieleigh44about 5 hours ago1

I see absolute nothing comical about this! I was SA’d from 4 to 13. Nothing at all funny. Disgusting

Nunchuncherryabout 5 hours ago1

So fucking weird to think this is funny

Skaman1978about 5 hours ago1

-makes a serious claim that can ruin people's lives and careers.

-gets called out for it, which hurts real victims and makes it harder for people to report

-"it's not that serious, it's a joke"

Fuck this person

No_Fan9087about 5 hours ago1

Can he actually sue her?

ThisIsNotMyBurner69about 4 hours ago1

Ughhhh no we don’t do this

True-Loan8870about 4 hours ago1

Nothing about sexual assault is funny

Israel_Azkanbeabout 5 hours ago1

Americans are the most confusing people in the whole world. Yes I assume this person was American

SelfishlyEntireabout 4 hours ago1

Repeating a "joke" about SA isn't a defense, it's evidence of intent. She screenshotted her own DM to a real person with a real career and name attached, then bragged about doing it multiple times, which makes the "it was just banter" line fall apart fast. Actual victims reading this internalize it, and people around them start treating false accusations like a punchline, which makes reporting harder for everyone. Her posting a follow-up trying to rally sympathy while still not actually apologizing to the guy she targeted is the most telling part. The fact that he's apparently already moved forward with legal paperwork and she's still playing the victim card on her story says a lot.

Careless_food_bimboabout 2 hours ago1

I feel people who make up being SA'd should do prison time, as someone who survived trafficking and believe pedos should be put down, because it is that serious.

sagew0lfabout 3 hours ago1

Is she a kid? I'm definitely NOT making excuses for her, but people made these sorts of "jokes" all the time when I was in middle school and high school. Difference being, we didn't have social media back then and so there were never any consequences.

Sometimes, I think, "holy shit, we've reached an all-time low" but then I remember the kind of "jokes" people (mostly the boys, tbh) made in middle school. If those things were posted online today, the consequences would be (rightfully) extreme.