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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steampunkette" data-source="post: 9746411" data-attributes="member: 6796468">[ATTACH=full]416157[/ATTACH]So there's the 2019 answer to that question, two years before her own actions were revealed. That should settle that specific aspect.As far as the main thrust of her character: Abusers do deserve the chance to become better people. Whatever the abuse is. Racism, homophobia, ableism, transphobia, aphobia. Even physical, emotional, and financial abuse. The chance to grow, to forgive themselves, maybe even be forgiven (though it isn't required). But they're going to live a very long time after they stop doing harm and need to be given that second chance at life.What she's doing is -some- of that.She stopped posting on Twitter back in 2022, sure. But she kept on posting to her Instagram. Where she remade herself within a year into an Influencer and Life-Coach with no remorse or even comment on the damage she did or the people she hurt. She just swept it all under the rug and pretended it never happened.Oh, sure. She still posts D&D content sometimes, like when she decided to host a giveaway of her various D&D materials, including exclusives.[ATTACH=full]416158[/ATTACH]Or when she went to the Gathering of Gamers as a special guest.Mostly she just tries to do the Health and Wellness grift for cash. Which is probably where the, frankly, wild takes she had on D&D came from. Trying to speak almost exclusively in the grift's language while talking about D&D leads to a lot of psychobabble to try and make "Rolling dice and telling a story in a game made for nerds" acceptable to the Anti-Aging Wrinkle Creams and Crystal Healing audience she's farmed up.She might get dragged onto the occasional podcast for someone to try and farm outrage, or because they don't know any better, but she's out of circulation and likely best forgotten.</blockquote>

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