#abusevictim

I find it funny that it’s been hush-hush ‘round here until now about this. There was evidence long ago but because she’s a woman, she can’t be an abuser, right? 😒 Some people are hypocrites. “Women deserve equal rights.” That means equal treatment. If men are able to abusers. So are women. C’mon guys. Johnny Depp lost a lot of acting opportunities and y’all made a big ‘ole stink over him getting cast as Grindelwald. He deserved that role. He deserved a lot of roles that he got shut down on because he’s an “abuser.” Y’all need to wake up and realize what she did to him.

I'm getting a little personal today. There's a man in Scotland who, aside from my mother, I love more than just about any other human being on the planet. His name is Chris, but he also goes by Prime in a particular circle of friends we have. He's been in a terribly abusive living situation for the past 12 years of his life, and as disgusted as I've always been with the way his father and brothers treat him, I've finally gotten fed up with it to the point that I've set up a GoFundMe campaign in a desperate attempt to help save my love from the people who call themselves his "family". I'm going to post the URL in my profile and here (https://www.gofundme.com/help-a-brilliant-student-find-freedom-in-edinburgh), so if you can share it or donate between now and July, I'd greatly appreciate it. #FreeThePrime #FreedomInEdinburgh #helpmyfriend #helpmybaby #helpmylover #helpmylove #gofundme #abusiveparents #abusevictim #emotionalabuseisstillabuse #helpmylovewin #shareyourheart #shareyourheart💜 #trezurewoods #littletrezures (at Santa Ana, Costa Rica) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuURabdgP4q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ud1d24sibpho

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