Content warning for long discussions of sexual abuse and abuse of minors. Please be advised.

Some place underneath Jolly O London Town.

Beans on toast and top hats on my head.

That is their national anthem.

How did you know that?

Yeah.

Oh, man.

So I posted a video of that fireburn than I did last month.

You looked so awesome.

So perfect. So sexy goddess, queen.

Oh, thank you. I'll take the compliments. I'm bringing it up because, so it was a stunt.

I was doing something with circus professionals. It's not gory. It's not crazy. It's just a stupid

video. There's nothing bad on it. And TikTok immediately removed it for encouraging dangerous

behavior. Were you like flying in the air and they lit you on fire or something? Yeah, but it's not like

I was drunk, poured gasoline on myself and set myself on fire. I know that it's just probably,

you know, AI or bots know that it's just probably, you know,

AI or bots watching that there's somebody on fire and they're just immediately. Isn't it quite ironic? Alonis Morris said that they have zero problems with parents openly sex trafficking

their kids on that app, but not a professional stunt performer doing a

photo shoot. No, that's where they draw the line. Weird. TikTok is a place of like so many rules

and also no rules at all. Like I don't know how to behave on that app. I feel like I'm back at

home and like everything I'm doing is wrong. Yeah, where it's just arbitrary rules that don't make any sense.

And you're like, I guess I'm, I guess so.

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