'Mountains of proof. ' Can we see it? Can we see a scrap of proof? Please?!
I have psychosis? Man am I glad that a middle-aged millennial on Tumblr diagnosed me! Gee, that sure saved me a trip to the doctors! /sarcasm /silly
"How's Nevada Tony?" I think you meant "How's Nevada, Tony?" Unless you're talking about Nevada Tony. I'm sure Nevada Tony is great?
And I'm sure Nevada is hot. Maybe. I don't know. I don't live there. And no. I'm sorry, Caitlyn. I'm not going to post the state I live in, or my address. Mainly because I learned Internet Safety.
"Sharing personal information to anyone online—even if you think you know them—can be a huge risk."
"There’s a lot of information out there and not all of it is true. It’s important that kids know how to find and check multiple sources to make sure that the information they learn and read about online is accurate."
"Oversharing personal information while posting or talking to someone online can have serious side effects."
Washington Trust | 8 Internet Safety Rules for Kids
Act like a child, get treated like one.
But now onto my favorite bit. The part that made me wheeze with laughter.
"That's right. The police found you."
Caitlyn, I hate to burst your bubble....
I don't have any voicemails, calls, or anything-not even a letter-from the police, FBI, whatever.
I'm so sorry, Cat. The police didn't find me. And they won't, thanks to me using my brain and not leaking personal information on this webbed site!
Also, I think I might contribute to society a bit more seeing as I haven't lost 4+ jobs in 90 days and possibly hoard animals.
And to finish, I do take my meds. But thank you. You reminded me that I need to pick up my meds. The meds I'm on are (REDACTED.) See? It's that easy to not share personal information.
Keep on clowning, Caitlyn. I'll keep on building the circus.