Two people clash over whether posting a domestic violence video is legitimate testimony or attention-seeking. Speaker A says victims need acknowledgment of their trauma. Speaker B calls it validation-hunting and says police, not social media, is where it belongs.
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I stand on my post, 10 toes down, but it wasn't supposed to get this far. You know, it wasn't supposed to get this far, and because it did get this far, I'm just making a public notice, a public service announcement, and saying thank you for all the kind gestures, but I did not post that video for anything other than acknowledgement. Acknowledgment that I'm a real life human and I go through a lot of real life shit. And Cassie's not the only one.
Um, what are you bringing up Cassie for? What are you bringing up Cassie for? First thing. Second thing, you said you posted this to showcase you're a real life human. Bitch, pinch yourself and then you can see you're a real life human. Do us a favor. The next time you want to just speak about domestic violence, go talk to the goddamn police.