Her certainty that her stepchildren haven’t and will never see those videos is naive! If she is so happily married, I’m not sure why we need a running commentary on her sex life. The sign of a true marriage to me has always been not seeing it on social media.
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Talking about trauma is not ‘airing dirty laundry’. Mel has every right to talk about her story because subtle abuse like that still happens in homes everywhere and means that there are adults who don’t have the ability to function as adults because they have not been shown love or listened to. Mel is one of many of the millennial and early Gen Zers who have been raised this way and are expected to struggle as adults to keep the peace.
Nothing about this is about people being on the spectrum except you trying to shame a whole generation of people.
Edit - I do think she has run out of content though.
Talking about her entire families past, her mother having a termination etc, so much private family information getting shared online that is not necessarily related to the trauma, and that is spilling the tea in my opinion. I'm not inferring all Sex offenders have to be on the spectrum, but from the masses of family information we have been given I see lots of traits which remind me of people on the spectrum.
I was really pleased when Mel started sharing her trauma, how it's affecting her etc but she seems to want share everything and more about her families private buisness, not just the abuse. It's like she doesn't have a filter or know when to stop.
Talking about how her trauma has affected her is one thing but spilling the tea on the whole families private past is another. I found it more and more uncomfortable. Sometimes 6 stories a day, began to felt like she cannot wait to gossip about her families private info as not everything she shares is about the abuse.
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Her certainty that her stepchildren haven’t and will never see those videos is naive! If she is so happily married, I’m not sure why we need a running commentary on her sex life. The sign of a true marriage to me has always been not seeing it on social media.
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Talking about trauma is not ‘airing dirty laundry’. Mel has every right to talk about her story because subtle abuse like that still happens in homes everywhere and means that there are adults who don’t have the ability to function as adults because they have not been shown love or listened to. Mel is one of many of the millennial and early Gen Zers who have been raised this way and are expected to struggle as adults to keep the peace.
Nothing about this is about people being on the spectrum except you trying to shame a whole generation of people.
Edit - I do think she has run out of content though.