@kherinamar:

JsstwiflFK :

The villain is always the cooler one tho

raphoo🥱 :

A "Villain of the story" is probably watching this and relating btw

na$tea :

Oh I know

lexi :

Can’t repost but just know I was here

itsjazercastillon :

Always be okay with being the villain of the story. Walk away in peace. Stop getting enmeshed in toxic and chaotic places.

⋆｡‧˚ʚ 𝓗𝖆𝖓𝖓𝖆𝖍 ɞ˚‧｡⋆ :

But they told everyone stuff about me that’s not true and now everybody thinks I’m the villain 😔

Vasque_zz :

🃏Hope (Joker’s version)🃏 :

You’re always so on point

M :

Literally even if there’s evidence that they are fake asf

daisy 🌼🤍 :

girl. I don't think you understand that two of your videos appeared on my fy at a time I was doubting my reasoning for not reaching out. thanks for the reminder that maybe I wasn't fully at fault

Nazareth :

Holy timing

Mr.No :

it's true I'm right now in this situation 🙏😭

Noah :

Thanks for the reminder xx

Callsign.Vendetta :

This is seriously what is happening

Len :

They make you mad and then they say ”why are you always mad” 😏

no1homeanymore :

no one told me, I learned

Viv :

U sound like Nikki tutorials

cwesca🎀 :

so true

George the therapy cat ❤️ :

This 💯

rossraynorossgmail.com7 :

life

shads :

it is completely exhausting trying to make someone see your truth when they are committed to misunderstanding your survival, dismissing your reality, and calling your pain a lie. when you are trapped in endless arguments where your trauma is weaponized against you and your boundaries are constantly tested, holding your ground feels like an uphill battle. remember the weight of those conversations, the refusal to look at what you actually endured, and the petty back-and-forth over exchanging things just to avoid another pointless conflict. you never owe your energy, your peace, or a debate over your lived experience to someone who refuses to believe you or chooses to cast you as the villain just to make walking away easier for themselves. cut off the noise, stop trying to rewrite a closed chapter for someone determined to stay blind to your reality, and leave them behind to handle their own path. keep your head high, protect your spirit fiercely, and keep moving forward because you are #betterthanhim.

Brock :

ugh this feeling sucks

zeroaccessgranted :

The worst kind of friendship fallout is when someone suddenly ambushes you with a list of every grievance they’ve apparently had against you for months or even years… grievances you had absolutely no idea existed because they never once communicated them to you. And then you find out that instead of coming directly to you, they’ve been discussing your flaws with the other friend in the group, building this whole narrative about how exhausted they are with you. And somehow it’s framed as, “We didn’t tell you because we were being considerate and understanding of everything you were going through.” But how is that considerate? How am I supposed to fix something I was never given the opportunity to know was hurting you? Then, after unloading all of these grievances onto me, I wasn’t even given the chance to explain my side or defend myself because apparently they “didn’t want to hear it” and “didn’t care.” And then I was told I would be blocked immediately. No conversation. No accountability. No apology. No opportunity for mutual understanding. Just: ‘Here is everything we think is wrong with you. You’re the problem. Goodbye.’ And tbh, that felt less like healthy closure and more like an emotional hit-and-run. And then they think that they’re the “mature” “kind” and “considerate” friends. I’m sorry, but avoiding every difficult conversation until you’ve built up enough resentment to unload it all on someone at once isn’t healthy communication. You can have legitimate grievances with someone. You can decide a friendship isn’t working anymore. You can walk away. But if you never communicate your hurt, privately discuss that person’s flaws with the other people involved, build a narrative about them, and then ambush them with the finished verdict while refusing to hear their side, you’re not giving the them an opportunity to understand. You’re giving them a sentence. And I think that’s the part that hurt me the most. Not that the friendship ended. It was the realisation that I thought we were having a friendship whilst apparently there was an entire conversation about me that I wasn’t part of. They became the judge, jury, and executioner. I guess I’m the villain?

𝒮𝒶𝓇𝒶-𝓁𝓎𝓃𝓃𓅓 :

I helped her for over 2 years,now she says I'm the bad one