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So if you were going to name him, why did you black out his info in the texts?
Hi. I feel like this might be a genuine question, so I decided to answer: I am down for people having the ability to change, for better or worse. So I initially shared the conversation out of a desire to start a conversation about what happens all too often.
I have, however, recently learned that the person in question did not change at all in the two years that have passed since the incident. I have then decided to name him so he does not get a chance to get this close to other people and harm them in the future.
Which I'm totally fine with, it's your choice. I think you should remove the redactions so we can see it's him, if you're ready to name him that will go a long way in quieting skeptics
If this truly does make a difference for you, then I am happy to provide. Please believe victims. There is no reason for us to lie about these things.pic.twitter.com/7OYJB56J6L
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