What They Never Posted About

🧱 While they were tearing down my name online,

I was building something offline.

No one posted about that part.

No one filmed the hours spent helping people in real crisis.

No one screenshotted the conversations where I sat with others in silence, because silence was all they had left.

No one quoted the support I gave to people who messaged me in tears — not because they knew my story, but because something about it reminded them of their own.

📵 The truth didn’t trend.

You won’t find a TikTok about the people I helped navigate false accusations.

There’s no viral clip showing me coaching someone through a panic attack caused by online smear.

There are no comments hyping up the nights I stayed up trying to keep someone else from doing something irreversible —

because they, too, had been made unsearchable.

But I was there.

And I showed up.

Even when I had every reason to hide.

👥 This is the work they never included.

Because it didn’t fit the version of me they wanted to believe.

It’s easier to share a screenshot than a timeline.

It’s easier to repeat a rumour than to admit you were wrong.

It’s easier to make someone “that guy from the internet” than to see them as someone who shows up — daily — for people who’ve been broken by the very same systems.

💼 Let’s talk facts.

I didn’t just survive.

I became someone people could go to when they had no one else left.

• I’ve helped people draft complaints to regulators who never listened to them.

• I’ve guided people through reporting platforms that ignored their abuse.

• I’ve created templates, letters, entire public archives — not just for me, but for others who were being misrepresented, too.

And I didn’t do it for show.

I did it because I know what it feels like to be erased.

So I made it my mission to make sure no one else had to face it alone.

🌍 This isn’t just an Inverness story.

This is about every single person who’s been silenced, misquoted, misunderstood —

then ignored when they tried to rebuild.

They tried to make me the face of something I never did.

Now I’ve made myself the foundation of something they can’t undo.

This is the part they never tell.

This is the part I’m publishing now — in full.

🚫 I never needed recognition.

But I’m not letting them pretend I did nothing.

They can keep pretending.

They can keep deleting their posts.

They can keep muting what they started.

But I’ll keep publishing.

Because I know what I’ve done.

I know who I’ve helped.

And I know what I’ve built — brick by brick, word by word, action by action.

📢 This series is mine.

The work behind it is real.

And every post is proof that I didn’t just survive —

I became someone stronger, sharper, and more useful than they ever expected.

📎 See the Record They Never Shared

• ⚫ The Black Files — What the system ignored

• 📂 The Public File — Where the legal fight lives

• 🛤️ The Long Return — My personal journey back

• 🎭 Playback Series — 20 chapters of accountability

• 🟨 Not Just a Name (Current) — The series they can’t unpublish