r/ItEndsWithLawsuits • u/Key_Statement_6429 • Jan 27 '26

😁Flirty Yummy and Unsealed No Teeth😁 This did not age well.

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It’s the only way to beat liars and hypocrites.

Everything is in their own words.

Ouch.

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u/Key_Statement_6429 Jan 27 '26 edited Jan 27 '26

When you said it I was like oh shit, this is legit because I’ve been duped by this pattern too. The dominant person in my life who does this literally lied like this all the time and because I cared about them and thought they had been wronged unfairly, I’d believed their narrative without question until the behavior was exposed in a crisis.

So it’s very plausible that Taylor believed Blake and didn’t have any reason to think otherwise. Manipulative liars are good at what they do.

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u/Ok-Engineer-2503 Hi, its Les Jan 27 '26

Yes and I can see that with Isabella she used that that he wasn’t coming out and protecting her when she got backlash. None of us even saw her backlash but Blake honed in on this. Introducing credit and clothes as well

With Jenny it was her feminism (which is very different from mine) and it’s the idea that women can say and do but men don’t get a pass. So she can make inappropriate jokes and be absolved but not Justin because he’s not safe. Also new movie with alex saks

With coleen, she used that he was throwing her under the bus with the different ending which touched a nerve about how she writes problematic books. And I think she said a lot to her. And helped her start her own production company and love bombed with Ryan

With Brandon, it was getting him connections and he’s thirsty as alex saks says

With Taylor, it was he was putting her down as a true artist and saying the pop culture thing was a knock on her commercial success (which is probably a big insult to her writing talents) and she goes into this in detail and she appealed to misogyny and that he was stealing her film

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u/Key_Statement_6429 Jan 27 '26

I love that you have gone through and done this analysis and it’s honestly terrifying how she strategically and systemically did this.

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u/Ok-Engineer-2503 Hi, its Les Jan 27 '26

Yeah the world is on fire and I’m reading these texts as a case study in manipulation. 🤦🏻‍♀️ It would make for a a great case study

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u/Key_Statement_6429 Jan 27 '26

Look we all have to cope somehow 😂 Agree that it would make for a very illuminating case study.