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I'm Tiffany Reese, and this is Something Was Wrong.

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Hi, I'm Alex Brewster. I am 30 years old and from Portland, Oregon. I met Megan through a

Facebook group of women who are all roughly millennial age, Gen Z, called Spice Girls. And it's

just a Facebook group where we talk about life, talk about issues

with partners and parents and rental agreements and how to find departments and all of that

fun stuff. And that's where I initially met Megan. There was a group chat created by one of the admins of the group because Megan's posts became so consistent and constant and a bit draining on the group.

So there was a group chat created and I was one of the people who was added to the group chat.

The goal was to try to give her the support and interaction that she desired from the group

without bringing the entire group down with her.

And what kind of things was she posting about?

She started posting about the most mundane things.

Everything from, has anybody pinned their

bangs back with a bobby pin? A lot of things like that. And things started to get increasingly

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