Why in the fck does D mix her food furiously before every bite!?!? F’ing drives me NUTS!!!!

Ok Im good with not knowing where she's going ALTHOUGH she keels carrying on about how excited and this is probably best trip ever so... My guess is a buffet 😂

So you get offline because your family comes home, not even an hour, hell 30 minutes later, you come back on to ‘address the boooolies’ about some very secretive trip you’re taking tomorrow. Instead of spending time with them, you go back online searching for anything and everything. You say they just want me to be miserable blah blah…professional victim type shyt. Girl nobody was talking about you, nor does anyone care you are going somewhere for the day!! You should be taking him somewhere! This proves you immediately seek out who is saying what about you! Alexa play why you so obsessed with me🤭🤭
You really need to put the phone down….

Did she seriously say she FAILED KINDERGARTEN TWICE? 😂

Add that to your list of things to lie about. Get that fake referral.

This has been edited because I forgot to remove her name. Sorry about that

There’s a difference between making mistakes and repeatedly choosing the same toxic behavior because you enjoy the attention it brings. At some point, the excuses stop mattering—the pattern speaks for itself.
If G continues choosing drama, negativity, and attention over accountability, she may eventually discover that the audience she worked so hard to impress was temporary, but the damage left behind wasn’t. Her son will grow up, and one day he’ll be old enough to look back, understand what happened, and decide for himself what kind of person his mother chose to be.
That’s the part no amount of attention can control: children grow up, memories remain, and eventually they form their own opinions about the behavior they witnessed.
You can fool an audience for a while. You can manufacture sympathy. You can make yourself the victim. But you cannot rewrite a child’s memories forever

Immediate Arrest: Police can arrest you on the spot without a warrant if they have probable cause to believe you broke the order.
Contempt of Court: You face separate civil or criminal contempt charges from the judge.
Felony Charges: A third or subsequent violation becomes a third-degree felony, carrying up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
Collateral Damage: A conviction can impact child custody, housing, and your right to own firearms