_-Vermeil-_

Hey guys. I’ve made a plan to run away, well to bike all the way to my friends home, she lives in Texas. It is going to be a seven day ride, and I might die in the way, but it will be worth it. This is probably my last time messaging you all, I just wanted to say I love you all, even you Lia, I love you the most.

nezuko_zenestiu

@_-Vermeil-_  Are you okay? Are you eating well? :c
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_-Vermeil-_

Hey guys. I’ve made a plan to run away, well to bike all the way to my friends home, she lives in Texas. It is going to be a seven day ride, and I might die in the way, but it will be worth it. This is probably my last time messaging you all, I just wanted to say I love you all, even you Lia, I love you the most.

nezuko_zenestiu

@_-Vermeil-_  Are you okay? Are you eating well? :c
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_-Vermeil-_

Aubreighs story
          
          Aubreigh's mother, Heather Wyatt, began opening up about her grief and shared her daughter's story on social media, especially TikTok, in the aftermath of her death. Aubreigh's name and photos began to spread, and the hashtag #LLAW (Live Like Aubreigh Wyatt) started trending as well.
          According to Newsweek, Heather previously claimed that consistent bullying led to her daughter's death, stating that at least four girls bullied Aubreigh, who was in 8th grade when she died. Heather has also called for people to be held accountable.
          Although Heather never named the four girls publicly, internet sleuths ascertained the identities of the girls Heather claimed to have bullied her daughter, and their names were circulated widely. Purported texts between Heather and Aubreigh detailing the alleged bullying were also shared online.
          In response, the parents of the four teens filed a lawsuit against Heather, claiming defamation and slander, The Washington Post reported. After the July 2 filing, a judge also ruled that Heather must shut down all of her social media accounts, per the outlet. Many social media users were outraged at the ruling, saying it violated Heather's freedom of speech. Supporters of Heather, including other popular TikTokers, have posted messages of support.

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LLAW!
          
          LLAW stands for Live Like Aubreigh Wyatt
          
          The 13-year-old from Ocean Springs, Miss., died by suicide on Sept. 4, 2023, and since then, her story has spread far and wide. Aubreigh's mother, Heather Wyatt, began opening up about her grief and shared her daughter's story on social media, especially TikTok, in the aftermath of her death.
          Aubreigh Paige Wyatt was getting bullied for years by a group of girls and eventually took her own life.
          After she did that the girls posted a video making fun of her.
          The video was with a doll that they pretended was Aubreigh. They tortured it, ripped its limbs off, etc.
          After, the girls continued to make fun of her on social media platforms like Tik Tok and Instagram, showing no remorse.

_-Vermeil-_

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Love when she posts on someone’s page “Sooo. Ik im sound totally cringe and a bit obsessive. But im totally dying rn. I love lanie so fucking kuch like I actually think this relationship will last! Ik I shouldn't be to hopeful but they are so prefect. My face hurts from smiling and my tummy feels weird.
          She makes me...feel okay. And loved. Ik im ranting but i can't help it. I cant stop giggling n” only to break up with you out of no where a few weeks later because you are not good enough. Honestly I think I might kill myself over this because she was my world and I can’t live without her. Even if I got pissed and called her an asshole I still love her. Isn’t it ironic how I lost my grandma, the person who I love the most, and then Lis in the span of two weeks? Can’t believe my luck

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Love when your girlfriend breaks up with you for someone that they like more  It really gives off “You’re not good enough for me”. Then also unadds you before you have a chance to respond. Real sweet of them. The break up message was even worse. “Idontknowhowtotelluthisbutumilikesomeoneelsealotandithinkweshouldbreakupimsorry” It y’all don’t wanna read this shit it translates to “I don’t know how to tell u this but um I like someone else a lot and I think we should break up I’m sorry” not only making me take the time to figure it out but then unadding me while I read it is just cruel.

ViolentRoachJuice

Hiii, ik we have talked or interacted in the slightest way for like awhile but I wanted to say hi and check in so yeah-! So anyways are you doing alright? Ik you probably aren’t given like the stuff on your message board thingy, but I hope that you’re alright anyways. So uh yeah, that’s abt it, bye-bye and remember to stay gold! (I’m so cringy☠️)

_-Vermeil-_

Guys guess who had four mental break downs cause of friendship problems? Me! ✨✨

ViolentRoachJuice

That sucks, whoever is causing the friendship problems and are like making you sad probably also suck. You’re a good person, you deserve way better than whatever’s going on in your life. <3
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m0od_123

@_-Vermeil-_  Oh Dear that must have majorly sucked ass, do you wanna talk about it? (づ•́ ᵔ •̀)づ ❤️❤️❤️
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Came back just to let yall know that I’m probably going to overdose tonight. Sorry, bye

m0od_123

@TearyEyedDevil It’s a reference to Ke$ha’s song “Blow” which also referenced this one cult that made it’s members drink “kool aid” which was, well, obviously NOT kool aid and NOT DRINKABLE :’))
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