u/IndependentClaim2164

If a Man Posted This, Everyone Would Lose Their Minds

If a Man Posted This, Everyone Would Lose Their Minds

At what point do people stop calling this “just dark humor” and start acknowledging how disturbing it is?

This is a mother of 3, a public creator, and a brand ambassador publicly commenting “My ex 💕” under a reel asking what you need to “kill” this year. Normally maybe people brush it off as edgy internet humor, except this isn’t happening in a vacuum. She is actively involved in an ongoing defamation lawsuit with the father of her 2-year-old child, a man she has repeatedly spoken about publicly.

When someone is already publicly accusing, shaming, litigating against, and monetizing conflict with their ex, comments like this stop reading as harmless jokes and start looking obsessive, hostile, and deeply inappropriate, especially with children involved.

And before anyone says “it’s obviously figurative,” yes, people understand the phrase. The issue is the pattern, the timing, and the public nature of it from someone who profits off an audience while presenting herself as a victimized, relatable mom creator.

u/IndependentClaim2164 — 13 hours ago

The video from his ex, Emily, she was with him for 3 years and knew him for over a decade. She spoke on her experience and said she never experienced abuse from him. There are other exes in the comments saying the same thing.

I think a lot of people here agree, Linson isn’t an abuser, yet Kylee keeps labeling him as one over and over. It’s the constant use of absolutes that’s the issue: “he’s an abuser,” “nothing happened,” “no child was harmed.” Said loudly, repeatedly, and like it’s fact, on a platform big enough to shape public opinion. And it has.

When you push narratives like that at that large scale, it doesn’t just stay online. It can impact someone’s reputation, career, and mental health in real life.

What’s not sitting right with me in ALL of this…Kylee, the same woman throwing around “abuser” and “narc” at Linson has never once used that energy for the man who was literally caught on video beating her on the side of the road, and is now facing 3 felony charges.

Labels being used in absolutes…

Loudly in only ONE direction…

Completely silent in another…

With actual footage involved…

That IS a statement….

That IS targeting…

& that definitely IS defamation.

u/IndependentClaim2164 — 18 days ago

What reason would an adult have to lie about what happened to a 6 year old?

That’s the part I can’t get past. And then on top of that, why initially say nothing happened at all? Why start there, and only shift as more comes out?

Is that panic? Is that trying to control the narrative? Is it because she knows she’s already in a custody situation and understood how serious this could be?

Because once a child’s experience gets questioned or dismissed, it not only “drama” and becomes something way more serious. I would love to hear from people who defend that.

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u/IndependentClaim2164 — 23 days ago

  1. Justin didn’t show ANY concern for Kylee. You can literally hear him say “that ain’t my wife,” and the tone and face says everything.
  2. His focus, right or wrong, was on his daughter. Even in the chaos, his attention was directed toward his daughter, NOT Kylee.

From what’s been shared, he’s also the only one who’s shown any level of remorse afterward, between the message he sent to Tiana the next morning, his concern for Lehiwa, and the fact that he turned himself in willingly. None of that excuses his behavior, but it does point to some level of accountability.

What’s harder for me to reconcile is Kylee’s response. Even if she didn’t know everything in the moment, she spoke in absolutes and, in doing so, seemed to discredit a 6-year-old.

So, I think the real question is, why go that hard in defense, especially when it risks dismissing a child’s experience?

u/IndependentClaim2164 — 23 days ago