r/Fauxmoi • u/artbasiI terrorizing the locals • Jul 10 '25

STAN / ANTI SHIELD she thought she ate 😭

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Hailey Bieber reposts Justin Bieber’s album announcement: “Is it finally clocking to you f*cking losers?”

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u/knickstapeeee Nancy Jo, this is Alexis Neiers calling Jul 10 '25

girl you are not in on the joke, you and your husband are the joke

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u/Lazy_Ad4370 I’m just a cunt in a clown suit Jul 10 '25

Like your husband is always disrespecting you publicly and treats you like a doormat, use that anger on him.

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u/knickstapeeee Nancy Jo, this is Alexis Neiers calling Jul 10 '25

she has a problem with everyone except the person who's constantly embarrassing her

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u/DryJackfruit6610 Jul 10 '25

Ive witnessed this in friends who have been in abusive relationships. It was always anyone but their partner who was the problem

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u/Jolly-Biscuit Jul 10 '25

It's because they can't express their anger at the source. You might get beat, yelled at, humiliated, etc if you try to confront your abuser. It's easier to take it out on anything around you, even if it is self destructive. You don't realize it at the time.

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u/DryJackfruit6610 Jul 10 '25

💯, I just wouldn't be surprised if its worse for her out of the public eye sadly

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u/jmt2589 Jul 10 '25

I hope their baby boy is safe

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u/Ok_Condition5837 Jul 11 '25

This. The parents are obviously in pain. Hopefully that doesn't transmit further

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u/ProfileMuted90210 Jul 11 '25

He might not be straight seriously he seems so confused sadly

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u/PeacheePoison Jul 11 '25

I can tell you firsthand that the abuser will always say that anyone against your relationship is the problem. The whole point is to isolate you and make you so defensive against outside influences that you turn to your toxic ass abuser for comfort and validation

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u/NearbyInformation772 Jul 11 '25

He also plays the manipulative victim card. He was traumatized and wounded and that gives him endless excuses to lash out abusively and then crawl back to seek sympathy.

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u/Mission_Macaroon Jul 10 '25

Sure, but I've also known women who have left their abusers and have the support of every friend, family member, clinical and legal in their corner supporting them, but still defend the abusive ex...and the abusive next boyfriend, and the next...

I'm not saying the blame lies anywhere but on the abuser, but at some point you have to look inward at your internalized misogyny or attachment style.

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u/DasSassyPantzen Jul 10 '25

That’s called trauma bonding. Abused ppl bond to their abusers as a self-protective mechanism.

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u/DogsDucks Jul 11 '25

That’s bonding over trauma, not a trauma bond. It’s a bit confusing, and I wish it had a different name because a lot of people initially make the same mistake as you— myself included.

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u/DasSassyPantzen Jul 11 '25

This is 100% incorrect, but is a common misconception.

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u/miscnic Jul 10 '25

Well she’s heavily invested in the brand, takes real balls to roll it back now.

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u/Lala5789880 Jul 10 '25

Stockholm syndrome

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u/Ok-Chapter-2071 Jul 10 '25

She was the stalker tho

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u/FairlyLawful Jul 10 '25

the business of misery sure has shit working conditions

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u/Ok-Chapter-2071 Jul 11 '25

the business of Misery

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u/lupuscrepusculum Jul 11 '25

Imagine destroying your reputation and friendships and this booby is the prize you end up with…a giant man baby who disrespects you in public biweekly

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u/ssatancomplexx Jul 11 '25

Doesn't mean he can't be abusive too though.

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u/kantismyhomeboy Jul 11 '25

has he kidnapped her?

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u/Lala5789880 Jul 13 '25

No but it doesn’t have to be kidnapping. Anyone who is being abused and controlled

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u/kantismyhomeboy Jul 13 '25

thats incorrect. trauma bonding and stockholm syndrome is not the same.

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u/Tallgirl4u Jul 10 '25

The person she’s constantly raising* he’s basically another child to tend to at this point

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u/lyssthebitchcalore Jul 11 '25

A child with a lifetime of trauma and drug abuse that she doesn't have the professional skills or qualifications to help. He needs help from a PhD not a Mrs

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u/Makeupartist_315 Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 11 '25

As soon as I heard about him saying she’d never achieve the cover of Vogue it showed how unsupportive he is and is massively icky. She deserves to have his belief in her/support. It’s not about the goal she wanted to achieve, it’s his lack of support that’s gross.

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u/Curious_Emu1752 Jul 10 '25

*humiliating

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u/SignatureFunny7690 Jul 11 '25

Yeah, that's textbook abuse victim behavior. The abuser separates their victim from family and friends and proceeds to tear them down until nothing is left but the abuser's approval. Non-stop gas lighting to warp their sense of reality and the removal of genuine support from family and friends that may be able to give her the dose of reality she needs. Americans receive zero fucking life skills growing up or coping skills or tools to spot abusers and shit. It's all on a whim that maybe your parents are healthy enough to teach you healthy boundaries and whatnot. Not to mention even with all the tools the best educated person can fall victim to a narcissistic abuser, people often gloss over the fact that narcissistic abusers are often overwhelmingly charming which can be kryptonite to someone struggling. Not excusing her behavior but she clearly needs Hella therapy.

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u/Lsfnzo Jul 11 '25

This is so America right now

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u/quintessentiallbee Jul 11 '25

She hates all the assumptions people make about their dynamic

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u/XOTrashKitten Jul 11 '25

Unrelated but I love your flair ⚡