She could very easily have gone to stay in, IDK, Newark for a few weeks while waiting for her financial aid to come through. But she can't act like a regular person who would go lay low somewhere cheap. She can't go use the accessible PATH station to get to Manhattan, she has to live in one of the most expensive cities on the planet and not just in the city, but in its most expensive borough. Thousands of handicapped people in power chairs somehow manage to make it to their Manhattan appointments without living in $2k/month sublets. But she's the ultimate temporarily embarrassed millionaire. She needs her trust fund girl lifestyle whether or not the trust fund disbursements keep coming. She could sublet in hipster enclave Williamsburg for $750/month in a wheelchair accessible
studio, but that won't do.
She needs to live near campus for her NYU LARP. Remember that last time she went to NYU, she literally just didn't attend classes, at all, for months. She's clearly just using the school to draw financial aid from.
The single biggest reason I wish this thread would move out of PG is that I wish it was searchable. Imagine Victoria's prospective roommate searching her name and finding this thread. I bet Victoria has spun a tale to whoever it is, about how she's totally a rich trust fund girl whose money is tied up because of financial aid and hotel mishaps and disability issues. She has a pretty good patter, as evidenced by hotels letting her initially stay until they realized what was going on and that it was a con job designed to always end with her walking out on the bill for a few nights' accommodations.
Some tweets about Victoria's previous living situations:
Oh, the irony.
Also, some tweets give us a big hint about what her erotic content might be.
(it's enemas) (and maybe bestiality?)
I wonder how she spun the way she left her last several apartments. She bolted in the night from her Florida apartment without paying owed back rent and leaving a ton of stuff behind. She was evicted after months of proceedings from her previous NYC apartment. She is a walking red flag of a tenant.
Here's something interesting in Victoria's future. She's waiting for a satisfactory academic progress (SAP) appeal because her grades were too shitty for the government to keep throwing money at her education. But the borrowing limit for federal student loans, the kind that don't need a cosigner, is less than $10k per year. They won't give you any more at all if you've got $57k in loans and try to take out more for undergrad.
So the real question is, how much has Victoria already used in federal student loans? This intrepid autist decided to find out.
Tweets from Victoria's academic adventures in previous years:
This April, she hatched her plan to live on scholarships and loans, plus creating "content" (I assume pornographic, and I assume her customers were theoretical, given the photo evidence we have of her current appearance). She loves going on "shopping sprees" and spending her loan money frivolously, so we can assume she took the absolute maximum possible.
It appears she keeps wanting to be treated very specially by being able to take part-time courseloads (due to disabilities she can never seem to get documented, always someone else's fault) while receiving full-time financial aid. Obviously this is insane and not possible, but she insists for years it should be how she is treated.
But in 2018, 2019, and 2020, she reports that she was getting full aid from FAFSA. This means she's likely already used ~$18k in aid. Now that she's hitting the magic FAFSA age of 26, she qualifies for up to $12,500 in loans per year. However, this means she can only continue the grift for a maximum of three more years...and that's only if she makes satisfactory academic progress.
What does that look like at NYU? Well, for one thing, in most circumstances you can only appeal your lack of SAP once, but there's an exception that
may be granted for illness or injury, at the university's sole discretion. If you get your appeal approved, you are given a semester of financial aid probation in which you must meet SAP requirements: 2.5 GPA and passing 2/3 of your classes, plus resolve any "incomplete" types of grades.
This is a much shorter timeframe than the financial aid limits will impose. There is no way Victoria will attend enough of her classes to make SAP in her probation semester. It'll be everyone's fault but hers, of course. At best, she's bought herself until December, at which point she's out with the grownup shelters as her only option, once again.
What I really don't get is: why not do this "back to school" arc literally anywhere else? Somewhere that has more accessible buildings, is in a cheaper cost of living area to reflect your changed circumstances, isn't full of people who are already wise to your grift? You'd think that last one, at least, would resonate.
And now, I leave you with a very special spoiler: a treasury of all the reasons Victoria has chosen not to shower over the years.
You're welcome.