Isabella retweeted
One thing about me is I be knowing. I know u insecure asf. I know u projecting. I know u hate urself so u try to dim me. I see right through it. Nothing offends me
I think some of my new requirements before you approach you can’t have been in the military or be from the Midwest. Y’all have been the worse to me so just leave me alone.
Isabella retweeted
i be wanting to date like i’m in a romantic comedy but yall be tryna have me in a horror movie!! just jumpscare after jumpscare
Isabella retweeted
People need to understand that once you’ve gone through your darkest times alone, something inside you changes. You stop expecting people to show up, stop chasing connections and stop worrying so much about who chooses to stay or leave. When you’ve had to pick yourself up, wipe your own tears, figure things out without support and find the strength to keep going when nobody noticed you were struggling, you develop a different kind of independence. It’s not that you stop caring about people. You just stop feeling the need to hold on to anyone at the expense of your own peace. Once you’ve learned how to survive without people, you no longer fear losing them. You appreciate those who stay, but you no longer beg anyone to.
Isabella retweeted
I really don’t want my life to be a constant loop of recovering from something or someone.
Isabella retweeted
This is disgusting behavior!
Ole Miss student Jakiyra Metcalf posted a video on her TikTok being harassed at her home by other Ole Miss Students Lauren Mayfield, Sara Whitehead, and Alaina Kunes.
Ring doorbell captured the girls making racial gestures and noises
🎥: JakiyraMetcalf / TikTok
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In 2014, former flight attendant Dawn Michelle Hunt received an email saying she had won a contest. The prize was a free international trip.
It was a scam.
The trip took her to Hong Kong and then to China, where the scammers treated her like a winner.
They gave her gifts, including purses and a new suitcase, and convinced Michelle to take it with her when she left the country.
At the airport, police searched her luggage and found about 4.5 pounds of methamphetamine hidden inside.
Her family says she had no idea the drugs were there, and that the scammers had used her as a drug mule.
In 2017, a Chinese court sentenced her to death. The sentence was later reduced to life in prison.
Before she was sentenced, she spent three years in a detention center. She later told her father that guards there raped her.
When her brother visited in 2024, Michelle had lost a lot of weight, and her hair had turned completely gray.
Doctors had also found tumors in her uterus and ovaries that could be cancer, but she refused treatment because she didn't trust the prison.
More than a decade later, she remains imprisoned. Her father died in January 2026, still waiting for his daughter to come home.




















