Noom Boom
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I agree with this. It was a joke in the thread at the time that Melina was the only thing keeping Destiny grounded and now that she was out, shit was going to go off the rails. This theory seems to have played out. I believe this is for two reasons.I feel like the catalyst for coomer shit wasn't the meds, but him getting divorced from mel, since it liberated him to do more degen shit in his apartment. If I remember correctly thats when a fuckton of women were being flown out and visible through his background on stream.
1. Destiny probably did have "love" (or whatever the closest thing to love that he can feel) for Melina and he never learned how to process that loss. This lead him to try and drown out the feelings by keeping himself as occupied with as many people as possible and latching onto the first viable partner that he could find (Layna).
2. Melina was the closest thing to a moral code that Destiny had to abide by. It was she who demanded he not fuck truly dangerous people that might break into their home. It was she who limited his escapades to when they both had partners lined up. When Melina left, Destiny was untethered.
So I completely reject the narrative that ADHD, medication, or anything related to that had any effect on this situation.
A. G. Peak Thank you for your docket update. I have been offline for several months and am therefore behind on the court case. My thoughts had been that the Destiny sent one video of Pixie to Rose and that was prior to the enactment of the Florida law under which Pixie is suing Destiny, therefore, this case should be quickly dismissed. I was confused on why it was not. This clears a few things up.
- Pixie is suing over multiple videos, some of which she is arguing were sent after the enactment of the Florida law. Factual disagreement it seems, Pixie will either be able to prove this or not, but the judge seems to believe there is sufficient probability that this is the case that they are allowing the suit to continue.
- For the videos that were shared before the law, they should still be allowed in the case as the links to access the videos were still active and available after the law went into effect. Interesting perspective, if you send someone a video link on day 1, are you "sharing" that video link as long as the link is active and the recipient has access to it? This is probably not defined in the law and will require genuine thought by the judge on what "sharing" means. Could go either way.
- Pixie claims, via witness testimony, that Destiny sent those same videos again after the law was enacted. I guess this is where Destiny is saying that the witnesses should have to present themselves to the court, but this also seems to be a factual matter. Either Pixie can present sufficient evidence that the videos sent to Rose before the enactment of the law were also sent to someone afterward, or she cannot.
- If Pixie can prove enough of the above to have the court rule that Destiny can be held liable under the Florida law for her videos, this is where Destiny is arguing that there was "implied consent". I think Destiny loses on this one, the law seems to pretty clearly lay out what is needed for "consent" and I don't believe Destiny has enough to support that.
I can now understand why the suit is getting so messy. I also disagree with some people saying that Pixie's lawyers are dropping the ball. I don't know if their actual filings are bad or not, but their arguments seem to be solid.