it sure has, Kev
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yer a faggot, Kevin
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he's been on his pedo fetish account again, guess Animal Crossing got him all worked up
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h u g e m o o d
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regarding the ex discussion, i searched "@transsalamander engaged" and it turns out he's mentioned it a few times
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make of that what you will
seeing as Animal Crossing has distracted Kevin from his usual oversharing schedule, have some classic Kevin from previous years
Kevin treats his family like shit, including his brother
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(looks like his inheritance is from his late aunt
)
and his mother
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and even his uncle
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and the way he talks about his late father is weird
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how quintessentially troonish
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oh lord, claims he's got Tourettes
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and for dessert, feast your eyes on the time Kev live tweeted meeting Penny
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I'm fairly certain his fiance is another MtF except they didn't exclusively chase other MtFs like Kevin does. Given that he says his ex introduced him to Steampunk Penny and he suspiciously doesn't mention they were or were not trans, that pretty much confirms it for me. I can guarantee you that if his ex were a natal woman, he would bring it up every ten nanoseconds.
As far as we know, Kevin didn't have a job whereas his brother was working on something involving computer science. I can only presume that his supposed fiance had a personal squabble with his brother. What's astounding is that Kevin caved to appease his significant other over family. I don't doubt for two seconds that his brother hates him, anyone would for that. Especially given that he didn't stick with his fiance in the end.
Here's some good life advice that anybody with an inkling of common sense knows: if your beloved gives you an ultimatum of "it's me or [x]" for
anything, they don't actually love you. You messed up, Kevin. You traded family which lasts for life in favor of a volatile relationship which lasted a few years. Here I thought I've been desensitized to Kevin, and he finds yet another way to disgust me. What's most telling is the phrasing of all of it. Look at these quotes.
"It's been three years since
he last spoke to me."
"My ex and I kicked him out[...]because
she gave me an ultimatum."
"
He knows I'm not mad."
"I legitimately wonder if it isn't just executive dysfunction keeping
him from replying."
"
He keeps ignoring me."
"
He has another sister now."
"All I can do is keep apologizing and hoping
he replies."
All of them place the impetus on everyone else. His brother is the one being difficult! Kevin didn't even kick him out, his fiance just told him to! Now his brother won't talk to him! Whenever he speaks about his brother (or the one instance with his fiance), he uses a passive writing style (Kevin is being
acted upon). His brother and fiance did these things
to Kevin, not the other way around. For a clearer example, take this quote:
"The last time
he spoke to me[...]"
This shows how Kevin frames any instance of wrongdoing on his brother's behalf. He could've said "
I haven't spoken to my brother in years," or "
we haven't spoken to each other in years." But instead he puts the blame on his brother via this wording;
his brother is the person who hasn't spoken to Kevin, it isn't even so much as a shared responsibility. This is in comparison to when Kevin talks about himself.
"All
I can do is keep apologizing and
hoping he replies."
"I want him to feel forgiveness from me."
"I just
want my brother back."
"It breaks
my heart."
The only time he refers to himself in the active voice (Kevin is
doing the act), he's an innocent angel who can only sit and wait for this wound to heal itself (and he still portrays himself as helpless when speaking in the active voice as well). He's doing his best to get his brother to forgive him, and he just wants to be a family again even though he was the one who stabbed his brother in the back over a person he didn't even stay with. When he doesn't get a response, it isn't because he went out of his way to screw his brother over, it's because his brother just won't accept his apology. According to him, these things are happening
to Kevin, he didn't cause them, and Kevin can only hope and believe.
Him showing off the text he sent his brother to apologize sells that this is Kevin fishing for pity. This is already a personal issue to begin with, but showing off the apology only serves to prove that Kevin is doing this for attention. If you feel bad about doing something to a person, you don't advertise your apology unless you want other people to notice. Kevin may actually feel bad about his brother, but this feeling is heavily overshadowed by his mindless desire for pity and praise, so he's only using this as a means of propping himself up.
Kevin's a sleazy little scumbag, same as always, and he doesn't deserve a single iota of the pity he's fishing for. This doesn't make you look sympathetic, Kevin. This only proves that you only think about yourself. And then there's this lecture he gave his mother:
This is coming directly after a message from his mother saying she's struggling at the moment and is in physical pain, yet Kevin couldn't even pretend he actually cared and opted to complain at her to stop calling her "Kevie." Whereas a normal person would wait until the other person is perhaps in a better mood for a more opportune time to even bother them with this (or just not care), Kevin instead just dumps this on her the moment it enters his head. Despite his claims that he's not trying to guilt her or that he isn't angry, he proudly displays this rant under that message:
So he claims he's not trying to make her feel bad and that he isn't upset, but he's content to announce to the world that she slighted him and that he's not looking forward to any further interaction with her now, and then continues to blame her when some random stranger responds to it? Does he actually think he's fooling anybody?
And once again, the active voice comes in again. It's his
mother's responsibility to do this, and
she is the one who should correct her behavior. If something's done wrong or needs to be improved, it's "you, they, he, she," and when something is done right or is completely innocent, it's "me, myself, I."
Nobody buys your boldfaced lies about you still caring about your family, Kevin. You do this to get back at them. Nobody who still respects their family will say this about them unprompted:
With all of this information, I decided to add this to the OP. It's telling of both Kevin's relationship with his family and also of his own narcissistic, detestable personality.
