E-begging General / E-beggars on Social Media - "Pay for FUCKING EVERYTHING"

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She said she lives in Kansas near the Missouri border.
Medicinal and recreational cannabis is illegal in Kansas, but it's legal in Missouri. Depending on how close to the state border she lives, maybe she commutes to Missouri for work? More than likely: she's just lying. I can't imagine the logistics of needing "mutual aid" when she's making $1300 on her own and then whatever salary her husband earns from his 100 hour workweeks.

E-beggars often slip up and make their lies just a smidge too unbelievable and obvious and it ruins their chances of making serious $$$ (which isn't that difficult to make online).
 
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Scratching my head at this one. The Epstein files and the existence of pedophiles make you entitled to my money exactly how? But good on ya for staying topical I guess.

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She says that she was molested from infancy, which triggered MCAS

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She also identifies as intersex due to PCOS and often uses “menstrual psychosis” as a reason to beg. Needless to say, take everything she says with a grain of salt (or at least as much as the typical e beggar)

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So apparently trauma is listed as something that can make the real and the bullshit munchie version of "MCAS" worse. I guess it does kind of make sense, as in pretty much every chronic illness can get worse due to stress.
But at her age there would have been countless other things that could have triggered it for the first time, if she actually suffers from the real deal. My argument might sound a bit heartless, but not even the fake MCAS is said to be caused by trauma. Also, why doesn't her current situation make it worse, if that situation is as bad as she claims?
I'm probably just not yet used to her kind of crazy, but she seems to be next level insane.
 
Whatever happened to PMDD? I swear everyone had it six months ago.

“Menstrual psychosis” sounds scarier and more urgent than plain ol’ turbo PMS

I'm probably just not yet used to her kind of crazy, but she seems to be next level insane

E beggars have a tendency to spam their begs, but this is one of the more extreme examples I’ve seen. It isn’t even all that she did in that one hour.

 
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She says that she was molested from infancy, which triggered MCAS

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She also identifies as intersex due to PCOS and often uses “menstrual psychosis” as a reason to beg. Needless to say, take everything she says with a grain of salt (or at least as much as the typical e beggar)

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Found her likely dox.

Chaos Worsdale, age 41, lives in Olathe, Kansas
Former name is Tiana Guptill
Husband is Brett Worsdale, age 42
Works at Good Day Farm dispensary
12925 S Cardiff St Olathe KS 66062
 
Found her likely dox.

Chaos Worsdale, age 41, lives in Olathe, Kansas
Former name is Tiana Guptill
Husband is Brett Worsdale, age 42
Works at Good Day Farm dispensary
12925 S Cardiff St Olathe KS 66062

This is her mostly dead Facebook page

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Her complaining that she can’t use her name change in her Facebook profile

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Twelve hours ago I emailed Facebook's support team to ask why they haven't changed my name despite it being my LEGAL NAME. They have not responded.

So, I'm making this public. Share it as far and wide as you can so maybe the Facebook team can answer my simple question of why can't I change my name to my legal name here?

FOUR name change requests have been denied. FOUR TIMES I submitted a photo of my state issued ID, marriage license, and the envelope my social security card came in. I've submitted TWO state IDs with the name Chaos Worsdale on them: my temporary paper ID and the permanent one. How many more documents do you need, Facebook team? Why is the word Chaos auto blocked so thoroughly in your system that I can't even make a NEW profile with my ACTUAL LEGAL NAME?

This is MY NAME and you are SOOOOO worried everyone here is NOT using their legal names that you've concluded no one ever would be named after a literal god from Greek mythology and have made it impossible for me to follow your TOS.

I just want my name to be on my social media. Is that too hard for you to do? Why are you forcing me to keep my pen name?

From Kansas City (Missouri) area, lived in Kansas proper as of 2021

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Only begging on it (that I can see)

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Much of it is her being annoyed at white or non trans people, or memes about marriage or how much living with chronic illness sucks

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If cis people could stop trying to be the final authority on what is and is not gender neutral, especially in opposition to the opinion of a non binary person.....that'd be fucking great.

Do you not realize how antagonistic it is to your non binary, binary trans, and gender non conforming friends to tell us whichever obviously binary term you've decided to label gender neutral without our input?

I've seen it a lot and I'm tired of this discourse.

YOU don't get to decide what OTHER people are comfortable with. You don't. For every person who has told you that no they do not wish to be addressed as bro, dude, girl, and whatever other terms...you MOST ASSUREDLY have more who will not tell you. They'll just be quiet and maybe withdraw from your life.

People you make uncomfortable don't owe you an alert to their discomfort. You are not guaranteed to know every single time you say something that your friends don't agree with. A lack of obvious opposition does not mean everyone is OK with your actions.

No, telling me your friends have never asked you not to use these faux neutral words does not mean you're in the clear.

I know this is like...a revolutionary concept for some, but...call people what the fuck they ask you to call them?

I am not a trans nonbinary figurehead. I am not a community representative. I don't speak for everyone, obviously. EVEN SO, I can honestly say my percentage of trans and/or nonbinary friends compared to a cis person's percentage is enough to grant me the title of more of an expert on the wants and needs of my own community than cis people. Like, that's not an insult? I am trans identifying nonbinary and a large chunk of my friends fit somewhere under the "not even a little cis" umbrella. We talk a LOT about the things we wish were normal in society.

Funny enough, most of my friends under the umbrella post to social media which words they allow and feel respected by and which ones they do not like. I've seen it expressed in many different ways, but almost everyone has made a firm statement on what you can call them that makes them feel respected. Some of us do it by listing our pronouns. Some of us do it with long lists of words taken from a previously made format that we qualify with a yes or a no. What we are not (those of us who are out, because no one can know how many closeted trans folks they know) is quiet about how you can refer to us that shows us respect. You know. You all fucking know.

So why do I still get argued with when I tell cis people they don't get to make the call on what words are and are not gender neutral? I'm not sure, but I really wish it would fucking stop. I'm tired. I'm not arguing with anyone anywhere about why those terms aren't actually gender neutral. I don't care if you're some guy from the West coast who smokes too much weed and calls everyone dude or a rich gay guy from the suburbs of Kansas who calls everyone sis, please stop.

Stop for the sake of your nonbinary friends who are aversive to any binary coded label. Stop for the sake of your binary trans friends who shouldn't have to hear binary coded language from their friends that aligns with a gender they don't identify with. Stop for the sake of your closeted trans and/or nonbinary friends.

This is an old and tired conversation I want to stop having the need to have. That can only happen once cis people accept that the world is changing and that's for the better. There are real actual gender neutral words out there you can be using instead of these faux neutral words that can and do have various negative impacts on the trans community. Use them. Like, sib is just sitting right there while bro and sis get used. Dude can be replaced with friend/pal. It's not hard. You're just trying to hold control over a conversation you didn't get invited into. Do that a lot less.

Cis folks simply do not get to decide what terms are socially accepted as gender neutral. It doesn't matter how many trans and/or nonbinary people you argue with and exhaust online. You will never be the authority you think you are on such matters.

Yes this is a post inspired by something a friend posted but this is not a rant at my friend. This is the response I have for any other friends of that friend who choose to attempt an argument with me about my opinion and it is public for that sole reason (to have a response ready should another person choose to try and start an argument with me there AND for the one person I have already told I am not arguing with to see should they look at my profile) but anyone who feels compelled to share this can. I am still not arguing this with anyone. This is simply my comprehensive post on why I will no longer be engaging in that argument. It's not up for debate. It never was. I will not contribute to the cisconception that it can be.

Eww, Sophie LaBelle

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Ironic, given her claims of being sexually abused as a child and this incredibly lengthy take on the Nevermind baby’s case

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CW Spencer Elden (the naked baby from the cover of Nirvana's Nevermind)

TW CSA in comments (buried in replies so it can be avoided)
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Since I'm seeing a bunch of people sharing opinions and I don't feel like typing this every time I see people minimizing how Spencer Elden is handling a complicated situation literally none of us have ever experienced....here are my thoughts:

I feel like this is one of those situations where we have to realize our perspective is not and cannot be his perspective. None of us have any perspective of this photo that isn't "oh, it's a recognizable album cover from the 90s". He has the perspective of a child whose parents arranged meet and greets between him as a child and fans who went out of their way to find him. His parents had him recreate the photo shoot, again when he was a child. We don't know how those fans spoke to him about his photo. We don't know if he was objectified. We just don't know. What we can know is that the majority of his engagement with his "fame" over this photo he did not and could not have consented to being taken of his naked infant body being distributed happened when he was a child.

He's entitled to feel objectified and exploited if fans connecting with him went out of their way to make him feel that way.

He's entitled to revoke his never before given consent for this image being distributed as an adult.

He's entitled to feel like the image was treated like a pornographic one if all people talk to him about is his (infant!!!) penis when the conversation comes up.

He's entitled to have had a complicated relationship with fame he didn't ask for nor could fully process when he was a child, and even in his early adult years.

He has a tattoo of Nirvana lyrics? You never got a tattoo you regretted?

There are rumors that this opinion is coming to surface after being denied use of Nirvana music? You never endured through a situation that made you uncomfortable for longer than you should have because the benefits outweighed the negatives...until they didn't?

You've never been in a dynamic you thought was good and even and satisfying until you realized you were being taken advantage of?

Lucky you.

Leave the man alone. Like, cool you don't agree that he should feel any kind of messed up way about this photo people have been demonstrably creepy as heck to him about over the course of several decades. Count yourself fortunate to not understand why he has these complicated emotions, quit reducing every little thing you don't understand to "(person) just wants money", and when all else fails, keep your sounds-way-too-much-like-victim-blaming rhetoric to yourself so it doesn't trigger your friends instead of...all this nonsense that's happening right now.

He had a naked picture of him taken and distributed when he was a baby. People then literally sought him out because of that naked photo.

Some of y'all need to come to grips with the fact that just because you didn't view art someone participated in as sexual doesn't mean that no one did and it definitely doesn't mean no one harassed this person who's nude photo exists just because you never would have.

You need to accept that our feelings about things change and evolve based on how it's received by the audience. You need to understand that music fans seeking out a child to get a photo with BECAUSE his naked baby body was on an album cover probably aren't the most respectful people to begin with. Did YOU ever think to hunt Spencer down and arrange a photo with him with his parents? No? Probably because you're a respectful fan. They aren't all like you. Accept it.

This whole thing feels really forking gross and I wish I didn't even have to say any of this.

Like, we are not the valid emotions police. Let people talk about how they feel without taking triggering discourse to your friends. Because, like has been said before about other famous people and the garbage opinions regular people have because of the situations they end up publicly in, Spencer Elden may not see your thoughts on his situation, but your friends whose parents forced them into complicated situations? They see your thoughts. Your friends who feel like there are parallels to SA apologism as SA survivors see your thoughts. Your friends who were in abusive relationships who got tattoos they regret, publicly supported something someone was doing to them that they didn't want in order to survive, and your friends who hold themselves more accountable for mistakes made for them by adults and abuses suffered when they were children who feel insurmountable shame and guilt see your thoughts. Maybe be more careful what you say, or at least don't be so quick to laugh at and diminish things you obviously lack the nuance to understand.
 
So... That whole cis people rant was about calling people "dude" or "sis"? Man (whoops, not gender neutral sorry), I wish I had so few problems to write a novella about something like that.
 
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