Wigglegiggles · @Wigglegiggles1
25th Jun 2020 from TwitLonger
Clarification
To clarify, I would honestly love to believe that @djarii didn't know any of this. That she flutters through life like the glorious princess she is while @Methodsco kept her in the dark, and that she didn't need to know about potential predators around her @Method because being with him meant she was safe, so why would she need to know. Maybe that's the case. Maybe she never saw the article from early last year that described what Josh was like, maybe none of her friends did either and nobody thought she might want a heads up about this. I would still find it pretty shitty if my partner knew about shady shit going on in the company he owns, and we both work for, and he didn't think I would want to know. That if I perhaps invited female friends to streaming events or Method parties, I would be unknowingly putting them at potential risk. That if we were considering living with someone (if this wasn't just one big meme), I wouldn't need to know that he has a history of really worrying behavior. That I could end up finding out about a bunch of women being mistreated by my colleagues, and that I was kept in the dark about all this, knowing my own history and how much pain that would cause. I would like to believe the best of her because I've never gotten a bad vibe off her and I've been following her for a long time, trying to figure out if she might have been a safe person to get involved in helping these girls/women (but it's been hard to trust anyone in Method). As far as I'm concerned I find it odd that a serious relationship doesn't involve talking about business, the team you're part of, the rumors that spread, the potential dangerous people to watch out for, but I don't know a thing about their relationship so I won't make any assumptions either way.