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Twitter has rapidly become a bastion for some of the most vile and deplorable individuals society has to offer, empowered by a creepy, fascist megalomaniac while silencing the voices of decent human beings—those who are compassionate, speak out against injustice, and can discern right from wrong to speak truth to power. As such, I will not be active here going forward. If you'd like to stay connected, you can find me on Bluesky under the same name. 🌸🔵🦋

Happy to see this creep's reign of weirdness come to an end. That said, it is alarming to see the sheer amount of incels defending this behaviour in the comments, but it is indicative of how far this app has fallen and how 'alpha male' influencers have ruined young men.

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about those who have bought into the words of a charlatan who stands for everything I can’t support. It’s painful to see people I once trusted—people who I thought shared my values—have been drawn to someone so rooted in deceit, callousness, and a growing thread of fascism. They’ve embraced lies so obvious it’s almost surreal, as if they can’t—or won’t—see the destruction he’ll leave in his wake, both domestically and across the world. I’ve always believed that friends stand together on shared principles: Justice. Integrity. Compassion. But lately, I’m realizing just how differently some people see these things. They’ve let fear and hate cloud their judgment, and they’ve traded critical thinking for the comfort of false promises and convenient lies. They defend his words, echo his toxic rhetoric, and genuinely think they’re on the “right” side. It’s like they’re trapped, bound to a prison of their own making, unable or unwilling to see how close to fascism his vision truly is. And I can’t pretend it doesn’t matter. I can’t ignore it, let it slide, or turn a blind eye anymore. At some point, loyalty to the truth has to come before loyalty to those who’ve lost sight of it. And if that means walking away, standing alone, so be it. This isn’t just about politics or opinions anymore. It’s about character and conscience. It’s about choosing decency over cruelty, truth over deception, and resisting the pull of authoritarianism dressed up as leadership. I know where I stand. And while it hurts to see people I once cared about so lost, I’d rather walk alone in honesty than stand together in lies. If you no longer find yourself a home in my heart, do not despair. It is what you have earned and thus your just reward. I know that some of you will balk at these very words that you read, or you simply won't care, and that's okay. It only further solidifies that I made the right decision. May the world one day afford good people the love, respect, and dignity that they deserve and be free from hatred, fear, and division. 🌸