Well Things Were Silent Until Yesterday

Well Things Were Silent Until Yesterday

Things were quiet until yesterday when I saw that Angel had returned to my Facebook page. She couldn’t resist clicking over to my blog and, admittedly, doing some snooping herself. The funny thing is, it’s okay for them to snoop through fake accounts and block us, but when we do the same they play the victim. Growing up, I was always told that you can only cry wolf so many times before no one believes you anymore. And let’s face it, being a liar and constantly making things up doesn’t look good on you – especially someone who claims to be a Christian. It’s not exactly “Christian-like” behavior to post about marijuana usage all over social media. I wonder if law enforcement has seen this? I’m sure they have. And as for this “preacher,” are they aware of the promotion of an illegal substance under their supposed Christian values? At this point, I am simply clarifying in response to everything that has been thrown my way. I made it clear that I won’t back down from your attacks or those of your two-faced mother.

When will you all stop playing the victim? You’ve played it with the birth mother’s ex-husband, trying to make them look bad. Then with your grandson being charged with murder, you play the victim again. When will it end? And now, you’re trying to play the victim in this Facebook mess too, but those who know you can see right through it. Who has a criminal record? Not me. Who has been arrested? Not me. Who still lives with their mom? Not me, thank goodness. Who doesn’t have a job? I have a job. Who begs their mom for petty things? Not me. I could go on, but don’t try to come at me claiming I’m stalking you when I’ve got you tracer and it clearly shows you on my Facebook to my website. I added the screenshots this is only a snippet of what it shows it shows the google earth exact location. I didn’t put that here but you get the idea.

As far back as I can remember my birth mother always played the victim whenever things didn’t go her way. And to make matters worse, she even taught her youngest daughter how to manipulate situations and play the victim. It’s not right for a parent to do that. I, on the other hand, never taught my children to behave in such a manner or put them in adult situations. Yet, here I am dealing with harassment from these people who think they have control over me just because they check my Facebook and website. Social media is public, not private, so why don’t you stop looking at it from a fake account? Don’t underestimate technology – I already know your fake account name with the Tracer, IP address, exact location, device used (whether it’s an Android, iPhone, tablet, or computer), and what actions you took online (such as printing or emailing something). Your internet provider and cellphone service are also revealed through this tracer. So don’t act like the victim when you are not – it’s naive and unproductive. Maybe you should spend less time online and focus on more productive activities instead of being an animal hoarder. SMH…

Maybe one day the grown toddler, who is 39 years old, will finally see the error of her ways when no one is left to bail her out. That’s when she’ll realize that her reliance on her mother is a mistake. Until then, as long as her mother continues to enable her, they are stuck in this toxic cycle. It’s shocking that at 39 years old, she has never owned a house, or car, or even paid a utility bill. Her parents have only themselves to blame for raising an adult who refuses to take responsibility for their own life. I have no intention of sugarcoating the actions of these people, who have caused so much pain to me and my family for almost four decades. How can any parent teach their child to live off of them well into adulthood? Personally, I was independent at 16 years old, doing my own laundry and cooking while also caring for my children without social services getting involved. I don’t care if it hurts the birth mother’s feelings; all of this chaos is a direct result of her actions and choices. Sadly, the same traits can be seen in her grandson as well, but it’s not surprising considering the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

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