@prettyweirdg0rl: Replying to @۶ৎ #danishdeception

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thandi0206
Thandiwe Mweetwa :
There's a bigger bird on Zambian/UK twitter who's making Onyeka look like an amateur
2026-08-23 11:10:32
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barrrboiii
barrrboiii :
Ughhhhh where is my big eyes filter?
2026-08-12 05:57:11
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killmethankss
alan :
I will never get over the fact he left her
2026-08-12 08:20:13
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lovinea4
LovineA :
People pointed this out. She seemed so excited to be in his presence. I am happy she left
2026-08-12 03:58:31
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nhyiraasante
babyinshh :
100%. She wouldn’t have stayed if he she thought he was a bum
2026-08-12 08:01:42
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luigislawyer
luigislawyer :
Agreed, she tolerated A LOT more than she would have if he wasn’t boasting about being Danish royalty and being wealthy. Plus she also wanted the aesthetically pleasing vacation pics for social media. Also why she was ok spending all the money on trips and letting him borrow money-she thought she was going to get a return on her investment.
2026-08-12 03:45:05
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lilloworldwide
Lil’ Lo :
They just romance scammed my local city government if that interests you
2026-08-12 21:00:06
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mrsrobertdeniro
n :
People are acting like she is the first and only person to have this happen to her did no one watch the tinder swindler this is a very common and effective tactic
2026-08-12 13:01:57
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nitaplock
nita :
sunk cost fallacy. got to a point where she had invested so much financially (& emotionally) she needed to believe it would pay off
2026-08-21 11:12:00
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thecrimsonshirt3
thecrimsonshirt :
I think most people are missing the point. He didnt just play her, he played her family and her friends too… the fact that some people are naturally gifted with charisma and use that gift for manipulation is often overlooked and its the victim we end up blaming.
2026-08-21 13:10:20
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parakeet_storyteller
Shining Star :
Alot of people are willing to ride things out if they benefit. It’s why people stay with cheaters and etc.
2026-08-12 07:40:20
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yiela
𝓨i :
even if there was no money there, everyone is underestimating the social power a tall blue eyed white man has. the kind of power the money is meant to afford you. her brain was compensated in their day-to-day interactions with others. that's what she was paying for. the money way coming through him directly or indirectly. the problem was the debt he was collecting behind her back that cancelled out their earnings. not the fact that he didn't have money
2026-08-12 08:09:15
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darren_2o1
Darren :
I think also you’ve got to remember the Monaco trip like she’d had a taste of that money he supposedly had and she’d met like all these people from his work and all this stuff so at that point she was like we can get back to that. I think if it had just been empty promises the whole time she might have woken up sooner but I think that trip was what allowed her to keep living in lala land whole time he probably paid for that trip from his last victim
2026-08-14 14:23:26
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lovelyplutooo
jem. :
Your drew take was wonderfully articulated and I’ve been trying to find the words for multiple points you made about being seen as Opressed Woman™️and ppl doing anything to not sound “wrong” to describe my own personal summer experiences and just wow, thank you can’t wait to be as good with words as you
2026-08-12 06:49:10
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missme5440
missme :
Why did u delete that video before I could repost sista 😩
2026-08-12 06:29:18
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kay.skhonde
Khanyi Skhonde :
OMG! You just reminded me of the tinder swindler when you said “they were waiting for the money to drop”!😭
2026-08-12 14:16:39
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lexvxn
alexia🧸🌞💗🌈 :
hey name twin :) unrelated but idk if your video got deleted or if you deleted it regarding the drew situation but it came across my fyp and I just wanted to say that your take so far has resonated the most on the issue. I hope it didn’t get flagged.
2026-08-12 07:12:14
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hairycherryyy
Hairy Cherry 🍒 :
I love SCAMCRIME, something was wrong and red collar crime podcasts will do you so right. Also AARP does a good scam podcast, not romance but still.
2026-08-12 05:07:04
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p1ckleluvr03
Anaya :
Hence why she kept flying all over the world during the whole thing
2026-08-14 19:12:57
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britemelon
BriteMelon ✨👩‍💻✨ :
What you said at the end is bang on. She thought he ran in those circles. Everyone is saying she thought he was royalty - NO. He said his family had a title. title != royalty.
2026-08-18 05:40:14
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earthheavy
Earth Heavy :
the continued travelling really threw me off
2026-08-23 16:35:16
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giantlizardmonster
youbetterCHILL :
Tea
2026-08-13 10:12:05
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siminfox
simin :
I refuse to watch the video but if someone has a summary I'd love to watch
2026-08-13 01:25:53
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b33b0pb_polar
b33b0pb_polar :
This makes sense and you helped me understand something that I’m seeing play out in another situation 💀💀💀
2026-08-12 12:07:39
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gaceri99
gaceri99 :
this part
2026-08-12 16:38:24
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