@lindsayclancey: I know the world has judged me, but there is always more to a story than what people see. I’m asking for understanding, compassion, and a fair chance to be heard.#fyp #pov #lindsayclancy #lindsayclancycase #lindsayclancytrial

🫧 Wiggie Baggins 🫧 :

We love you Lindsay! 💜

Randomloreguy :

I support you!

Carterfransico2 :

Three kids. A five year old, a three year old, and a baby. Exercise bands around their necks. And the internet's first instinct is to ask how she's doing. Cora was five. She was old enough to understand what was happening to her. She watched her mother come for her. And thousands of women read that story and their first thought was "but the medication though". No. Stop. A woman wrapped exercise bands around a baby's neck. An eight month old. Callan couldn't crawl away. He couldn't say stop. He couldn't do anything. And the comment section says "this poor lady is very sick she needs psychiatric care". POOR LADY? The poor baby needed to not be strangled by his mother. And then, THEN, these same people turn around and attack the father. The man who walked into a house full of blood and dead children and called 911 begging his kids to breathe. That man. They're mad at THAT man. For what? For surviving? For not dying alongside them? For daring to find someone who loves him after the worst thing that can happen to a human being? He forgave her. He publicly defended her. He said she wasn't a monster. He raised money for her. And they're dragging him for remarrying. What was he supposed to do? Build a shrine and stop existing? He gave that woman more grace than any human being has ever earned and the public response is "how dare he move on." And they know, they KNOW, that if a man had done this, there would be no sympathy campaign. There would be no op eds about how the system failed him. There would be no comment sections saying his wife should have known. He'd be Timothy Jones. He'd be Chris Watts. He'd be a monster, sentenced in two hours, case closed. Nobody would write "this poor man is very sick". Nobody would blame the mother for going to the store. The double standard isn't subtle. It's not hidden. It's right there in plain text and they still can't see it because seeing it would break something they need to believe about themselves, that their empathy is universal, that their compassion is principled, that they care about victims. They don't care about victims. They care about women. The three actual victims in this story are children.

Alexis Parton :

im here for you Lindsay. I feel your pain. Im so sorry your going through this. im so sorry for you losses. if you ever need someone to talk to im here for you.

Tormi :

Blaming hormones for murder, is the same as blaming testosterone for 🍇

Tfb_Olise :

Lindsay Clancy is not someone I’m ever going to sit here and glorify or make excuses for. The amount of people bending over backwards to defend her is genuinely insane. Every excuse, every attempt to make her into some innocent misunderstood figure, and every sympathy edit completely misses the point of the tragedy. Mental illness isn't a magic reset button that makes consequences disappear. I don’t care how many excuses people invent—what happened was horrific, and turning the person responsible into someone to defend or admire is beyond disgusting. Stop romanticizing it. Stop making excuses. Stop rewriting what happened just because you feel uncomfortable admitting how terrible it was.

Broski (lucky) :

Ts frying me

𝔒𝔩𝔩𝔶✝️⚽️ :

Von does pvp, not spawn killing

✞Siem✞ :

forgive them father

skywithane :

why is every supporter in these comments liberals 😭✌️

reubs22581 :

Three kids. A five year old, a three year old, and a baby. Exercise bands around their necks. And the internet's first instinct is to ask how she's doing. Cora was five. She was old enough to understand what was happening to her. She watched her mother come for her. And thousands of women read that story and their first thought was "but the medication though". No. Stop. A woman wrapped exercise bands around a baby's neck. An eight month old. Callan couldn't crawl away. He couldn't say stop. He couldn't do anything. And the comment section says "this poor lady is very sick she needs psychiatric care". POOR LADY? The poor baby needed to not be strangled by his mother. And then, THEN, these same people turn around and attack the father. The man who walked into a house full of blood and dead children and called 911 begging his kids to breathe. That man. They're mad at THAT man. For what? For surviving? For not dying alongside them? For daring to find someone who loves him after the worst thing that can happen to a human being? He forgave her. He publicly defended her. He said she wasn't a monster. He raised money for her. And they're dragging him for remarrying. What was he supposed to do? Build a shrine and stop existing? He gave that woman more grace than any human being has ever earned and the public response is "how dare he move on." And they know, they KNOW, that if a man had done this, there would be no sympathy campaign. There would be no op eds about how the system failed him. There would be no comment sections saying his wife should have known. He'd be Timothy Jones. He'd be Chris Watts. He'd be a monster, sentenced in two hours, case closed. Nobody would write "this poor man is very sick". Nobody would blame the mother for going to the store. The double standard isn't subtle. It's not hidden. It's right there in plain text and they still can't see it because seeing it would break something they need to believe about themselves, that their empathy is universal, that their compassion is principled, that they care about victims. They don't care about victims. They care about women. The three actual victims in this story are children.

🎀Rilly Illy🎀 :

I see your pain. My heart hurts for your losses as well as your battles… I wish you continued healing and growth. I wish you a warm hug on a cold day and I wish you love. Sending compassion, light and encouragement. I wish in hard times like these, words could do more. Just know that you are seen and cared about.💙💙💙

Ohbaaby🧿🪬💙 :

Fnf Fanatic (I love you all) :

What did she do.

Carrie Wyatt :

ive been saying this

Lily🪽 :

dead internet theory in this comment section

Ohbaaby🧿🪬💙 :

We are here for you

Cya 🌬️ :

I'm here with you and Red. ❤️❤️💪🏼🪖