Rarepotato

Is a backyard full of chicken poop/ bacteria and other dog poop even safe? I hope he gets adopted by someone who can give him proper care. (This post was 2 days ago)

Also, who wears a an ultratight spandex outfit when it’s that hot out?! For fuck’s sake that's when you want a loose dress or whatever. Let your skin breathe and get some airflow. I don't ever want to hear her say she has sensory issues with clothing. She proves that wrong daily.

Unhealthy in every way,

I suspect a heavy phone addiction where she checks it every few hours while “sleeping”

No connection with others

Living a lie and always having to protect said lies (always looking around/filtering/ scheming/ manipulating)

Always a victim

Tons of cosmetic work yet no nutrition or exercise

Steady diet of likes, comments, and views at ALL costs

Of course they don’t, but princess sarah always gets her way. How dare they add to her victim roster 🤓

Tell me you didn’t get an SI article and photo shoot for your 40th without telling me. And then exploit your content foster dog for sympathy.

Tell 🐦 💩 to watch Straw on Netflix and then get back to the internet with her single mom sob story bullshit. She has no idea what some of us have gone through as an actual single mother, which she never was. Ever.

These were taken and posted by her weeks apart.

Yet again, makes it about herself.

Some info based on the current 🐦 recent stats. (condensed the info so it’s not as long as a CVS receipt)

Signs of Bought Followers & Why It Looks Suspicious:

• Unnatural Follower Drops: 🐦 lost nearly 4,000 followers in one week, with daily losses over 1,200 at times (suggesting mass bot removal or fake accounts being purged)

• Sudden Follower Spikes: Just days later, 🐦 account gained over 2,500 followers in two days without any visible viral post or campaign. These abrupt jumps often match the pattern of purchased follower boosts.

• Low Engagement Rate (0.69%): Despite 2.5M followers, the account averages only 17K likes and 200 comments (way below what’s expected, which points to inactive or fake followers)

• No Engagement Surge During Follower Growth: If the new followers were real, you’d expect a rise in likes, views, or comments, but engagement stayed flat.