Another picture of Ari, captioned "big girl starting to grab her feet!"
it is so, so cute when they suddenly discover that they have feet and are endlessly fascinated by them-- it's one of my favorite baby things
Q: "what really happened the night of the DV call?" A: "there was no domestic violence . . . Just like I said before. I had a black eye, so an assumption was made that he hit me. I was worried about his well being so that's why the call was made."
That's a lot of passive voice, and she doesn't actually say she made the call. She also didn't mention the call that preceded this one, when Noah called 911 to report her missing. I was under the impression that the call came from the apartment complex employee, but who knows? And I could believe they were being so loud and messy that multiple 911 calls came in. Also, if the cops got a domestic disturbance call and found a woman with a black eye on the scene, they weren't wrong to assume he'd hit her. If nothing else, they probably wanted to separate them so she could have the chance to talk freely-- and that was an appropriate course of action.
Q: "was Noah sending D pics the last straw?" A: "No, unfortunately not. There was many last straws that I definitely shouldn't have put up with."
If it's not already obvious, Alex has terrible spelling and grammar. If she intends to apply for jobs, she'd better get someone to help her with her résumé. I'm not trying to be judgmental, but she doesn't sound polished enough to get the jobs she likely wants.
Q: "why not move back with your parents ?" A: "my parents house is not suitable for a child."
That's actually really depressing. If it's not suitable for a baby, it's also not suitable for her wheelchair-bound mother. Hairstylist Mikey said it's a perpetual construction zone with holes in the floor and missing bathroom fixtures. She's never disputed that comment of his, so it's likely true. Even though she's not saying anything explicit about her parents in these answers, it's pretty clear that they're a disaster.
Q: "do you worry about Noah being your caretaker if you're just trying to be cordial & he relapsed?" A: "Yes, it is very hard but we have a lot of people around if I need anything."
Q: "are his parents supportive of you and do you plan to stay. Must be difficult. Xxx." A: "yes, they are very supportive of me. They built a ramp on both sides of the house for me and set up my room to be accessible."
EDIT: pausing to save, because I'm making a real hash of typing tonight.
EDIT: back. Captions continue.
Q: "have you found a pediatrician for Ari in FL? It's hard trying to get with new doctors down here!" A: "That's something I have been working on this week! There are a few that we are going to call and see about this week."
She wrote this on Thursday her time, and notice that she says she's "
going to call them." A lot of doctors won't even be in the office on Friday. She needs to get off her nude, unemployed ass and get on the phone. I know it's hard for her, but, guess what, you decided to have a child. And I assume Ari is on Medicaid, which will make finding a physician harder.
Q: "why don't you go back to Chicago with your family?" A: "It wouldn't be the best environment for me."
"For me." Daughter? What daughter?
Q: "apart from a full time mom and an influencer, do you work?" A: "being a content creator is my full-time job, but it has been heard with everything that has been going on with my life and all the hate that I get making me not as applicable for brands to wanna work with me."
Editor's note: "full time mom," lolololololol.
Also, while I agree that the Reddit crew loves to interfere, it's also true that they're just reporting the things she's actually done. She's not innocent in this, and it
is also her fault. Noah's recent rants won't help, either.
