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these comments lowkey don't make sense

first one is just mean and that's it. who are they to make an assumption like that? Just because you don't like her work doesn't mean that she isn't allowed to be proud of it.

"Her writing hinges on emotionally unstable teenagers" can't be more unstable than hh and viv haters. There is a reason why this sub exists.

Last one is just not fair. The hate she gets is genuinely disgusting and goes way deeper than just constructive criticism - she has been doxxed, bullied and harassed. Just recently people on twitter were hating on her bc one of her OCs was a pedo - mind you, it was a villain and she wasn't glorifying pedophilia with them. And wdym "her critics are her villains"?????? Are you outing yourself or something

u/No-Editor4624 — 1 day ago
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"i can't stop watching" yeah we been knew

Also, just because you don't like the characters doesn't mean they're written badly imo. And what's that goofy caption

u/No-Editor4624 — 2 days ago
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sarita patel's arrest... They aren't even to trying to sound convincing anymore.

Cmiiw. Sarita Patel is a 42 yo journalist and youtuber who has exposed and questioned the corrupt ways of bjp in the past. Recently, after going missing, she was found in a bag tied up and doused in petrol. Assailants remain unidentified. She filed a complaint in adalhat police station. But she got arrested along with 5 others on the grounds that she faked her kidnapping to frame chunar police officers.

First of all, she is not stupid. She is an experienced and educated adult. Why would she fake her own kidnapping, just to frame police officers by filing a complaint in a police station? Adalhat and chunar are closely related places too. She would know she will most definitely get exposed. Anyone would know that they would be digging their own grave with such an utterly stupid and unnecessary plan. Also, nowhere did i find that she filed a complaint against police officers in particular.

Second, an alleged accomplice named amardeep 'revealed' during 'questioning' that her motive was to get back at cops for arresting people she knew in a previous (UNRELATED, mind you) case. And that she was upset she failed to convince cops to work in her favor multiple times. Yeah, right. Definitely valid motives to go through all the hassle they accused her of doing. Surely, Indian cops would never force someone to give a fake testimony after all?

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u/No-Editor4624 — 3 days ago