6 years ago this week...

This is a transcript of what I wrote on MS Notepad 6 years ago on October 3, 2020 titled "I've Been Bullied on Twitter" and I take this time to share this with you. This is slightly edited before I made this entry post a moment ago.

As the subject title implies, I'm going to do my best to tell you what happened and what drove me to leave Twitter earlier today.

On Wednesday night, September 30th during the edition of AEW Dynamite on TNT, I went on Twitter and I spoke out about the disgraced arcade recordholder Billy Mitchell aka "King of Kong." Mitchell, if you may recall 2 years ago, was banned from Twin Galaxies and voided his record scores for using hardware to cheat his way into the record books. After I spoke out about Mitchell, a deranged fan called me out within moments after the vignette. When I saw that tweet, I fired back at the fan and moments later, that fan had the audacity to copy and paste a snapshot of my own tweets onto his profile and called me a "clown" in front of the fan's followers. After that, another deranged fan happens to be a loyal AEW fangirl posted a tweet calling me out for standing up to the deranged fan I fired back at.

The very next morning after that bullying scandal on Twitter, I was on the verge of breaking down and I did. I broke down and cried hard. Later that day, I spoke to a couple of people and they had the courage to listen to me and hear me out which they did. Today, I've decided to take a month off, but a female wrestling fan had the gall to accuse me and I barked back at her which led me to muting and blocking her. Finally, after some 10 months of being in this toxic environment and being bullied by deranged football and wrestling fans, Twitter left me no other alternavtive but for me to shut my account down for good.

Everytime I try to fact check or even stand up to people, they berate me, laugh at me, mock me and everything they do in their own power to earn rewards for bullying people, including me. I'm a lot better than this, in fact, we're ALL better than this and no one deserves to be bullied by a bunch of deranged fans no matter the fanbase they're a part of. I'm different from everyone else and I'm not like everyone else, but I just wish that this ongoing trend called bullying, online and in real life, needs to end here and now.

Thanks for listening

My Life - August 27, 2025

Hey y'all, what's going on?

I want to follow you up on the cyberbullying incident on Bluesky. I sent an e-mail to the moderation staff and I already sent them the same screenshots I sent to the other e-mail address which I get no answer acting like they wanna sweep it under the rug. Here's a transcript of the e-mail I sent to the moderation staff.

And as I said before, social media platforms doesn't care about the problems and its users, these platforms care about the money and themselves to enrich themselves for financial gain. If you're against cyberbullying on social media, it's time to rise up and speak out about it.

My Life - July 17, 2025

Hey y'all, what's going on?

It's been awhile since my last entry, but I want to take a few minutes of your time to talk to you about what has happened to me. The internet has became a very powerful tool for all ages since 1994 where they can learn about certain things, play online games, etc., but the internet can lead to many problems, including cyberbullying on social media platforms. I'm writing this entry to explain to you the best I can about me being the only target of cyberbullying on Bluesky.

On Monday, July 14th, two days after AEW's All In pay-per-view, I found an article about the bad conditions and problems of what happened at the annual AEW Starrcast convention in Texas. After reading the entire article, I posted the article on my Bluesky profile saying that AEW needs to do better. After that article was posted by me, I get this... (NSFW language)

These screenshots I took on the morning of July 14th, they called me names, insulted me, mocked me, and cyberbullied me. After I got about a dozen of these posts in the notifications, I wasted no time reporting, blocking and muting these users for those reasons. About 2 hours since being cyberbullied, I not only had to close my Bluesky account after 1 year being a user of this platform, but ended my time on social media after 19 years being on 5 different platforms. I'm gonna go on record in saying that history has repeated itself and it goes back 5 years on Twitter on the night of Wednesday, September 29th, 2020 where the "wrestling fans" insulted me, mocked me, calling me names and cyberbullying me for having the courage to speak up and disagree when a wrestling product goes wrong.

Because of this from the screenshots I took this week after what the "wrestling fans" in the toxic internet wrestling community aka the IWC, my mental health has hit rock bottom. I went to other sites to talk about the cyberbullying incident with others and they were shocked that I've been cyberbullied.

As of this writing, it has been three days since I left the toxic world of social media behind, and like I said, my mental health has hit rock bottom because of it. I'm also distancing myself from the wrestling channels on YouTube by unsubscribing them, and remove any playlists I had in the last 6 years.

October 2, 2024

It's Wednesday and you know what that means...

Today, All Elite Wrestling Dynamite has entered its 5th year as a television show. I watched it for the first 12 months, but I stepped away because the IWC at Twitter cyberbullied me, mocked me and attacked my personal life which lead to my departure from the platform and its toxic fanbase.

In the 5 years AEW became a wrestling product for everyone to enjoy, there were a bunch of mistakes and problems high as a skyscraper. In the 99 problems in AEW video I watched, the two, or maybe 3 problems this brand still have are Tony Khan's "announcements" to hype and geek the fans up. The other problem AEW is having is the toxic fanbase. In the 5 years this product been in existance, AEW has the most toxic fanbase ever. More toxic than WWE, more toxic than TNA and more toxic than Ring of Honor.

The loyal diehards of the IWC will do everything in their power to make it their mission to bully those who try to criticize or disagree with the direction the product is heading, a wrestler's title reign being favored, and they also bully those if they don't understand the product or never seen a wrestling show on TV or in person. After leaving Twitter 4 years ago as of this writing, I had to experience and endure these kind of events being tolerated by those who are responsible for creating a toxic environment in the wrestling community since 2006.

But as of this writing, it's really been 4 years since I left a platform that tolerates cyberbullying and toxicity. It really makes me cry thinking about these things, because Twitter has really dropped the ball on their cyberbullying and safety protocols to prevent people from being harassed and cyberbullied by the aggressors. Sad to say, it continues to drop the ball under a pestulant manchild Elon Musk who just sits on his ass puffing dollar signs from a smoked cigar allowing these events to happen to please himself.

I made a few friends in the wrestling community, but I turned away from them on Twitter and other platforms. Before I left Instagram a year ago, I had to remove and block a toxic wrestling fan who runs the Big Fight Feel channel on YouTube for calling out people who try to criticize MJF's title run. After watching that video, that was it for me. I not only removed and block his Instagram profile, but I blocked his YouTube channel after I was his subscriber for 2 years.

With the airing of AEW Dynamite's 5th year on television as a wrestling show, I've been thinking about whether if I should quit being an AEW follower for real, block the two channels that carried AEW or both. In the end, I had the strength and courage to do both of those things and me doing these wrestling results has been very short but sweet after a couple of weeks, because tomorrow will be the very last time I'm doing the AEW results on the anniversary of my departure from Twitter. Being a part of the IWC can really cost me my mental health, my wellbeing and it also has cost me my peace of mind and I'm afraid to talk to my friends and even my mother about it.