Alyssa

And so Megan called me that night. We were like still in town. She called me and I answered. She's like, hey, I need to know about that warrant you told me I have. Because she had a warrant that was more important than the dead child. So she keeps asking me, I need to know about the warrant. And I'm like, I need to know about your dead child.

Alyssa, I need to know about this warrant because I know you're lying to me. My lawyer said I don't have a warrant. She clearly did. I could see it online. I believe it was for probation because I was the one that called the probation officer to tell her that Megan had violated in another county, which violated her probation.

Alyssa, I need to know about this warrant because I know you're lying to me. My lawyer said I don't have a warrant. She clearly did. I could see it online. I believe it was for probation because I was the one that called the probation officer to tell her that Megan had violated in another county, which violated her probation.

Alyssa, I need to know about this warrant because I know you're lying to me. My lawyer said I don't have a warrant. She clearly did. I could see it online. I believe it was for probation because I was the one that called the probation officer to tell her that Megan had violated in another county, which violated her probation.

The whole call I'm talking to her, I'm like, why are you telling people that your child died? And she's like, well, because I had a child that died. That was probably one of those baffling lies that she told. I don't know why that one stuck out to me more than the others and why it fired me up so badly. Maybe because I have children.

The whole call I'm talking to her, I'm like, why are you telling people that your child died? And she's like, well, because I had a child that died. That was probably one of those baffling lies that she told. I don't know why that one stuck out to me more than the others and why it fired me up so badly. Maybe because I have children.

The whole call I'm talking to her, I'm like, why are you telling people that your child died? And she's like, well, because I had a child that died. That was probably one of those baffling lies that she told. I don't know why that one stuck out to me more than the others and why it fired me up so badly. Maybe because I have children.

So it like struck a nerve with me to sit there and say that you lost a child. Like that is so disrespectful to women that have lost children. How dare you? Why is everyone saying that your kid died?

So it like struck a nerve with me to sit there and say that you lost a child. Like that is so disrespectful to women that have lost children. How dare you? Why is everyone saying that your kid died?

So it like struck a nerve with me to sit there and say that you lost a child. Like that is so disrespectful to women that have lost children. How dare you? Why is everyone saying that your kid died?

My thoughts on the you guys fast. I appreciate the good intentions of you guys fast to be more inclusive, but my feeling is that the unintended potential consequences of it may be worse.

My thoughts on the you guys fast. I appreciate the good intentions of you guys fast to be more inclusive, but my feeling is that the unintended potential consequences of it may be worse.

My thoughts on the you guys fast. I appreciate the good intentions of you guys fast to be more inclusive, but my feeling is that the unintended potential consequences of it may be worse.

By eliminating you guys from our vocabulary, we reinforce the notion that only male persons can be guys, which could lead to an increase in the use of the traditionally used female equivalent term, girls, to refer to adult women. In my view, any reference of adult women as girls is far more harmful and offensive than being included in you guys.

By eliminating you guys from our vocabulary, we reinforce the notion that only male persons can be guys, which could lead to an increase in the use of the traditionally used female equivalent term, girls, to refer to adult women. In my view, any reference of adult women as girls is far more harmful and offensive than being included in you guys.

By eliminating you guys from our vocabulary, we reinforce the notion that only male persons can be guys, which could lead to an increase in the use of the traditionally used female equivalent term, girls, to refer to adult women. In my view, any reference of adult women as girls is far more harmful and offensive than being included in you guys.

moving you guys to a more gender inclusive term may be more helpful.

moving you guys to a more gender inclusive term may be more helpful.

moving you guys to a more gender inclusive term may be more helpful.

Yeah, exactly.