1. Because I know her well enough to know that's just the kind of person she is. She talks a big game but in reality is about as dangerous as a barking chihuahua.
I'd like to say not as well as you think, but you know him in person most of us know him from his posts. But I have to say chihuahua's a really good description for him, Originally a pest control dog, now bread into being naught but a toy.
2. Each time I was able to get her to give the knife to me, and at the time we were sleeping outside cuz she refused to let us go to shelters. So bug spray>therapy at that point.
Follow on from this makes me ask, how hard was it to do so? If I'm reading this right you where in Oregon at the time one of the few states that does gender therapy (I'm British so other than you guy's don't have the NHS the intricacies of US social care escape me) so seeking help wouldn't have been that much of a issue.Talking as a outsider what he was doing was emotional manipulation putting aside that he is your friend and once partner can you see how we see it?
3. I've not seen that evidence. And no a statement from him doesn't count. Neither does that newspaper article.
We have other evidence aside from a single newspaper article, I'm not going to go into detail right now but it exists, as do some documents about the divorce his mum sure hated his dad, and he seems to like his mum more who was less authoritative with him.
4. Not that I know of. If she did I don't think she would admit it.
Fair enough, I have known people to regret some ink after the fact that they where proud of at the time but regretted it later (an not on the level of girlfriends name, or drunk tat's either).
5. I know what you're talking about its called chain reaction. And yeah she asked one person in sf to help her but idk what happened with that...
Ah cool I iddn't know the US name for it, in the UK it goes by a few names but one of them (local to me) is ReCycle! I donated my old commuter bike to them when I replaced it an got a pashley, it had a crack in the frame but they replaced the broken bit an gave it to some one. Nice scheme and it helps people out a former TDF rider who was getting out of competitive riding who lives near me gave his whole collection of bikes (bar one or two) to young competitive riders who can't afford a good bike. They did an now one of those kids is training for the TDF.
What I am getting at is a lot of those people are really hard to piss off, so he either turned it down of his own accord or he acted in such a way they withdrew support, I'd like to know what happened but if you don't know you don't know.
Thanks for answering, but I have more questions if that's OK?