aka mary

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I need to put the record straight as to the report that MM has been sacked from the pub he was running . I've said in the past that this pub is a few hundred yards from my home.
I work locally and so get my information from the local people. Yesterday I asked a work colleague why MM had left. Apparently a couple of weeks ago a few journalists turned up at the pub, the locals took exception and told them to do one. Shortly after MM left.
I have seen reports of MM being sacked for taking coke on the premises, not according to my colleague as far as they are aware he left because of the press hassling him.
I then went on to question this person about MM talking inappropriately to young girls.
This person almost exploded, " No way, he just wasn't like that " was the reply.
They went on to say that he was very well liked by the locals and they are sorry he has gone. This persons son was told by MM that he couldn't talk about what had happened with Schofield because because he would get sued, I've also heard this from another source and the impression was that it was Schofield who was paying for his silence.
 
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JRH2022

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Well if you really want to be that pedantic (and even the above in relation to Schofield is disputed) it is not illegal to be a paedophile, it is only illegal to commit paedophilic acts of underage sex with minors
Paedophile sympathising doesn’t sit well with a lot of people…
 
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ElbiePickle

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I'm new to posting on this thread but I've been lurking for a while. I just wanted to thank all of those who have shared their own stories about SA in childhood. I suffered neglect as an infant which wasn't the best start and then I was groomed over several years by my step dad which ultimately went on to full SA when I was 10 and 11. I don't think I can adequately express how much this sort of thing can damage you and fuck with you for the rest of your life, both physically and mentally. It can make you much more likely to get so many different health issues, mainly because of the inflammation that trauma causes in a body-wise sense. It's hard work for a body and brain to keep going and survive when you've had something like SA happen to you as a child., it's often constantly in fight-or-flight mode and that takes it's toll. More though, it messes with the core of who a child is, what value they place on themselves, on their own lives, their worthiness to take a place among the human race, which is quite frankly heartbreaking.

It's insidious, the effects build and build, and trauma gets passed through the generations. Both my parents had traumatic childhoods, and I suffered abuse in various forms because of it. That's simplistic, but their trauma left them unable to deal with having a child, unable to protect me and keep me safe, unwilling to do anything when SA was plainly evident allowing the SA to continue.

The effects can lay dormant for years, you get by, you learn to survive, and then it can rear its ugly head when you least expect it. It's really common that when someone has their own kids, these past traumas can start to resurface. You start to see how helpless you were as a child, how innocent you were, how you were betrayed by those who should have protected you. Obviously it's different when it's parents, that's a whole other level of betrayal. But the same applies with a teenager and any adult, it's the same principle - you abuse an implicit postion of trust that a child has to have, that you as an adult are not going to harm them.

I think it's a similar thing when stories like this break in the news. They force you to think about stuff, maybe stuff you've buried for years and years. I've had various lots of therapy and I'm doing better than I was in my 20s (40s now), but I've still got a long way to go. I don't have kids but I was triggered when the Saville story broke. It was everywhere, everyone was talking about it, on all platforms, you couldn't escape from it, and it brought everything back to the surface again for me. I'm waiting to find out if I've been accepted for therapy for Complex PTSD, but with the NHS who knows?!

Anyway, apologies for the long post. I'm not sure what the purpose was except to share some personal insight and offer lots of love to all those struggling.❤
 
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Gym&Tonic

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His daughter Ruby is in the back of the car with him. So clearly standing by Daddy then 🙄 If I’d have found out my Dad had cheated on my mum I’d be seething and not want anything to do with him, certainly until I’d had time to process it anyway. But throw into the mix that he was shagging a lad closer to their ages than his own. That would repulse me. The whole family are so enmeshed and weird.
 
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#notanadad

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I’m about 3 threads behind so sorry if this has been said but a couple of points I feel I NEED to make 😂😂



  1. Note wrong with Dr Ranj’s selfie with MM! A lighthearted post on SM calling a 21 year old colleague a stud? What’s wrong with that 🤔 sick of people trying to make out everything is so black and white - he can speak out against TM and have posted that too. That post doesn’t in any way mean his post was insincere or he was part of grooming/toxic atmosphere ffs
  2. I’ve seen a lot of people saying “nothing wrong with PS having an affair with another adult what’s the big deal” which is downplaying it so much!!! He was in a position of power and absolutely abused that, even if MM was technically legal. I feel like if it were with a girl of 18 there would be more of an understanding of how fucked up the situation was.
 
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Tilly Kister

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I think no doubt it was a lavender marriage. She knew from early days that he was gay. I actually have more contempt for her then him. She has never publicly said anything, just smirked away in the pap pics.
I do wish people would stop saying he's gay. He is not gay. Being gay is his cover story. Where is the evidence of him ever having a relationship with an adult male? Surely fucking men is what defines a man being gay.

He's a kiddie fiddler who likes little boys. If this runner had been a girl he'd met at a school theatre event, lured, groomed & abused, would people be calling him a heterosexual? No they'd call him a kiddie fiddler because those are two different things.

https://www.gaysagainstgroomers.com/about
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Sorry I had to edit this because for some bizarre reason it had double posted my quote and comment. So I took the duplicate out.
 
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Doc

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Losing the plot here 😂 to recap:-

- Philip Scofield has known Matthew McGreevy since at least 2014 when Philip Scofield was 52 and Matthew McGreevy 18 trying to get a big break
- Matthew McGreevy’s career seems to revolve around Philip Scofield shows
- PS openly gay to ITV staff
- SOMETHING happens
- Ruth puts in an official complaint against Philip Scofield
- Amanda Holden drops big hints
- Matthew McGreevy goes to work for Loose Women
-Piers Morgan drops big hints
- Philip Scofield does big TA-DA moment with a simpering sycophantic Holly
- Philip Scofield does interview with The Sun

Is that right or have I missed stuff? 🧐

Mod edit, changed acronyms to full names
 
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Mermer89

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Teased us for over an hour and then bang straight to the climax. Never knew Eamonn had it in him, explains the double hip replacement
 
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MrsSlocombe

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Fact of the matter: If someone does do drugs, it does not give anyone else the right to groom them, coerce them into a 'relationship', abuse them, or rape them.
 
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givepeasachance

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It's not enough that MM was groomed by a n.once in his fifties and ITV turned a blind eye.

They are now trying to paint MM as some sort of teenage cokehead. Absolutely evil and fucking shameful.
 
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Easyas

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Just watched the announcement - just ‘ok boomer’. - yea I’m sure his wife of 27 years in her 50s is ‘very proud of his bravery’ he’s just shat on the core of their family - she must be questioning herself relentlessly and never mind the future for him (I’m sure he’ll be much in demand, as a tank topped bum boy) what about the future she expected that’s been whipped away
I am that wife, not 27 years but 14 years. It is more than absolutely devastating; your past, your memories, the promises made, the dreams, you don't know what is true. I don't know their story, perhaps his wife knew from the outset and it became a marriage of convenience, or perhaps she found out down the line like me, but what I will say, from my experience, it is not brave to hide behind and play with someone else's emotions until you are ready to confront and are comfortable with your sexuality.
 
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cheebs

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His statement is absolutely unbelievable, I’m genuinely speechless. Not an iota of shame, remorse, contrition, anything. Wild.
 
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