The gossip post reached twelve thousand views before breakfast because outrage apparently required less sleep than event production. Its photograph used arrows toward each woman, labeling Nina the first girlfriend, Thea the replacement, plus Yuna the new conquest waiting nearby.
The caption described three adults as victims while identifying every woman through her relationship toward me. My professional title occupied twice the space of their names, proving misogyny could wear concern without improving its eyesight.
I saved the post, comments, timestamp, plus account metadata before reporting it through campus channels. Nina called while I worked, already dressed for her internship with anger sharpened into professional focus.
"I want to publish a response with the event facts and challenge their anonymous ownership. I do not want your approval concerning my statement," Nina said.
