Trinity Rodman
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154 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 28 Jan
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I was like, I don't have money to go to In-N-Out right now or to go to Krispy Kreme. And it was embarrassing to be like, hey, I don't have money. So I think, yeah, through even now, like I have a really close friend from middle school that I'm still friends with. And that's like probably my one friend from middle school and then my friend from high school.
Um, so that's like my two friends and those are the only people I hung out with. And even through high school, I went to a private school for one year. I was like eating lunch in the bathroom sometimes because me and my brother didn't have the same lunch and he was like my person. So like growing up, I would,
have all his same teachers like I was a year after him so I would just follow in his footsteps every single time which was annoying because he was really good in school and I was horrible so it was like they loved DJ and like hated me but yeah it was we didn't have the same lunch so I was like didn't have friends to sit with so I like lunch would happen I didn't have money to pay for it at school so then it was like the bell rings and it's like what do I do where do I go like uh do I go to a teacher's room do I just like
Stay in the cafeteria and act like I'm just like talking to people that I'm not even friends with. Like it was so bizarre.
Both because I feel like it went both ways. It was weird because for my brother... I feel like in the earlier years, it was harder for him to have friends, but as it went on, it was so easy. Like when we went to high school together, he had so many friends and like, that's who I was going to. And then for me, it was completely different. So it's just weird. And we know like girls are very catty.
Yes. And like clicky. And I felt like I'd come late. Like everyone had started freshman year. I got their sophomore year. So I had some soccer friends, but the vibes were just different. Like we were friends for soccer, but then in school it was like, okay. Not the same thing.
So I don't know if it was just like people already had their clicks and I was just like too shy to be like desperate and like try to push my way into certain groups and I'm just not that person. Like if I'm feeling you're not feeling me, then I'd rather sit in the bathroom.
um yeah so i think it's a mixture which was unfortunate but now looking back it's like funny because all those people are texting me now and it's like interesting uh-huh go fuck yourself yeah um how old were you when your parents got divorced oh gosh um google help i think um i think you were like two i feel like i was dealing with it even when i was like old enough to remember it
But I don't know.
You probably know more than me.
I mean, obviously, I cannot speak for her experiences because she... I feel like she didn't even really have time to think about it just because she had to deal with me and my brother and my sister. That girl. Anyway, I think my mom was dealing with a lot of shit from my dad for so long. And... Divorce was just like a name that that that ship had sailed for the longest time.
And she knew that we knew that. And it really was like before the divorce happened, my dad was actually helping money wise. So that was the difference of like he would actually give money to my mom and let us kind of live life a little bit. But then when the divorce happened, it was just like, fuck you guys. Like, we're not getting enough money to... We're getting enough money to pay rent. Barely.
And then we were just... I don't even know how we made it work, but somehow... we were making it happen and it was just crazy.
My mom was really good at making every situation seem smoother than it actually was. And I think that's what parents do to protect their children. But yeah, I think even being young, it was like, He partied all the time. He has this beach house in Newport or Huntington or wherever, and it was like we tried to live with him, but he's having parties 24-7. He's bringing random bitches in.
Like, my mom didn't want... She was strong enough to deal with it because even to this day, I still believe that my dad hasn't loved anyone after my mom. Like, I genuinely believe that. I think he doesn't know how to. I think they both felt the same way about each other, but it just... his demons were just too strong for it. But yeah, I think my mom just saw the situation of we love each other.
It's not going to work. And for my kids, I can't have them seeing you treat me this way, embarrass me this way and have the party scene all the time. You have little babies.
So yeah.
Um, I don't really remember so much younger and I feel like me and my brother were very oblivious to it. But then once we got older, when he was in our lives less and we were seeing him once, two, three, four times a year, every time they were together, it was like, it was the same shit. It was my mom being valid and what the fuck are you doing? Like help us and help your children.
And he was just like, Oh, you just use me for my money, mama. And even then it was like, that was all the fight was ever about in front of us, at least. It was just the money part and helping your children. And even then it was my dad, he likes to be in control. So like he would take us shopping, get us phones, do this, do that. Oh, I'm going to take you and your brother shopping.
And me and my brother are like... we don't want to go shopping. We don't want to go shopping. We just want money to go get in and out after school with our friends. So it was like, he wouldn't give us money to do that. He needed to have the control of bringing us shopping and swiping his own card.
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