Follow
insane how people online think they're entitled to someone's entire history of wrongdoings it's so gross
@EeveeEuphoria saw someone sent an anon ask to someone that said something like "people need to know what you've done to forgive you" and that they faked claiming responsibility because they deleted a document detailing their applogy like fuck off? people are allowed to move on with their lives and improve and not constantly cling onto their past... please tell me why you or anyone else need to know the details of someone's bigoted past. what does that do to make things better
people are really, really hellbent on the ideology of "once a crook always a crook", as if people don't constantly change and evolve
and it's extremely weird to find it common in the demographic of people who... like, go through entire personality shifts every few months.