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  • @francescawilliams8177
    @francescawilliams817711 ай бұрын

    You know you have hit rock bottom when Trisha makes more sense than your half whipped apology.

  • @Aesos3429

    @Aesos3429

    11 ай бұрын

    It honestly wasn’t even an apology

  • @cerealis_5432

    @cerealis_5432

    11 ай бұрын

    ⁠@@Aesos3429yeah more like a response, and a last-ditch effort to garner sympathy from her remaining supporters so that they’ll rally around her and offset the backlash she’s gotten. We see how well that worked out tho…💀

  • @rachaelford5525

    @rachaelford5525

    11 ай бұрын

    Yeah I agree it wasn't an apology. But agree with you too

  • @gacktist00

    @gacktist00

    11 ай бұрын

    I think the song's title should be 'how dare you' Colleen looks so scary in that video especially eyes 👁️_👁️

  • @rach3092

    @rach3092

    11 ай бұрын

    @@cerealis_5432It didn’t work for me sorry Trisha 🙃

  • @arsonmouse2511
    @arsonmouse251111 ай бұрын

    She looked so genuinely sad and disappointed, Trisha did believe Colleen was her true friend and got back stabbed in such a nasty way...

  • @DinoCultist

    @DinoCultist

    11 ай бұрын

    Right and what's gets me is she's going through all this again. She had to go through it with Shane and Jefree. I'm glad she's working on her mental health and everything more now after her daughter was born

  • @rach3092

    @rach3092

    11 ай бұрын

    Isn’t Trisha also highly problematic? Same woman who lgbt trolled and DID trolled right? Forgive me if I’m not fully sympathetic

  • @Daeneiracorn

    @Daeneiracorn

    11 ай бұрын

    @@rach3092 thats before she decided to take a stride in her mental health. ever since she learned she was having a baby she had forced herself to take a hard long look at her own behavior and decided to make changes. of course you don't have to be sympathetic but you can give her some respect for ACTUALLY growing as a person unlike every other toxic KZreadr.

  • @rach3092

    @rach3092

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Daeneiracorn ah I see. Well good for her for trying, I guess? Idk I’m skeptical on her but we’ll see I suppose 😅

  • @IratePuffin

    @IratePuffin

    11 ай бұрын

    Considering the people I know first hand that Trisha has stabbed in the back without a second thought, I’d say it’s karma. 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @rmmmmt2796
    @rmmmmt279611 ай бұрын

    People may hate Trisha, I'm not the biggest fan of her, but you gotta respect her approach on this whole situation. It's very real and raw.

  • @jesusjayni745

    @jesusjayni745

    11 ай бұрын

    kzread.infomM2-WbQwqe4

  • @nerdjournal

    @nerdjournal

    11 ай бұрын

    Trisha seems genuinely hurt.

  • @briarrose29

    @briarrose29

    11 ай бұрын

    I feel like she is a really bad judge of character & as a result gets hurt over & over. It seems her self esteem is really low despite what she says.

  • @claudiagonzales1821

    @claudiagonzales1821

    11 ай бұрын

    Her self esteem will always look low , she is indeed dealing with mental illness, that alone does a lot to your self worth and that is a battle she has to constantly fight. I'm not a fan of hers at all, but I have seen her ups and downs and it seems like she's really trying to be better. Sucks Colleen brought her back from what she was running from. ONLINE DRAMA.

  • @Ichigo-KC

    @Ichigo-KC

    11 ай бұрын

    I agree, I am in no way a Trisha fan but she was serious and genuine. And she actually spoke up! More than what we can say for her other “Friends”

  • @isartoxic3481
    @isartoxic348111 ай бұрын

    As someone with BPD I can say I am extremely proud of trisha. Staying calm and adressing such a deep betrayal in such an sophisticated way is extremely challenging to do. I love to see the process she made in her mental health. Trisha I'm proud of u! Edit because someone in the comments asked about BPD: BPD is short for Borderline Personality Disorder People with BPD experience emotions up to 9x stronger which makes it hard to regulate feelings in general. Typical symptoms of BPD can include attachment issues, Episodes of rage/hatred, feeling of emptiness, disassociation (day dreaming but worse), psychosis (hearing or seeing things that aren't there), identity crisis, suicidal thoughts, self harm ... etc. To sum it up BPD is caused by a congenital hypersensitivity and traumatically experienced invalidation. Weather or not a person needs trauma to get diagnosed is sadly still up to discussion in my country as the research is still evolving. If you're struggling with similar symptoms please console with a safe person about seeking treatment/ therapy. I am not familiar with therapy sides in the US but I'll link a helpful website for the germans out here... A good clinic with helpful therapists: www.marien-hospital-dortmund.de/klinik-fuer-seelische-gesundheit.html Criteria for BPD: drmedjulia.com/merkmale-warnzeichen-der-borderline-personlichkeitsstorung/

  • @emmawestlake1144

    @emmawestlake1144

    11 ай бұрын

    Ditto

  • @JRT5288

    @JRT5288

    11 ай бұрын

    Fr. My dad has BPD. Colleen backstabbing and taking advantage of her is going to hurt like shit, and likely more than the averge person because of her BPD.

  • @Lily-mb5nn

    @Lily-mb5nn

    11 ай бұрын

    What’s BPD?

  • @Pigghieee

    @Pigghieee

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@Lily-mb5nnit's Borderline Personality Disorder

  • @isartoxic3481

    @isartoxic3481

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Lily-mb5nn Hey thanks for asking ^^ BPD is short for Borderline Personality Disorder People with BPD experience emotions up to 9x stronger which makes it hard to regulate feelings in general. Typical symptoms of BPD can include attachment issues, Episodes of rage/hatred, feeling of emptiness, disassociation (day dreaming but worse), psychosis (hearing or seeing things that aren't there), identity crisis, suicidal thoughts, self harm ... etc. To sum it up BPD is caused by a congenital hypersensitivity and traumatically experienced invalidation. Weather or not a person needs trauma to get diagnosed is sadly still up to discussion in my country as the research is still evolving. If you're struggling with similar symptoms please console with a safe person about seeking treatment/ therapy. I am not familiar with therapy sides in the US but I'll link a helpful website for the germans out here... A good clinic with helpful therapists: www.marien-hospital-dortmund.de/klinik-fuer-seelische-gesundheit.html Criteria for BPD: drmedjulia.com/merkmale-warnzeichen-der-borderline-personlichkeitsstorung/

  • @kat-92
    @kat-9211 ай бұрын

    I think Trishas body language when talking about the friendship was because she thought she had a genuine friend to find out she was a backstabber.

  • @hotsexyangel

    @hotsexyangel

    11 ай бұрын

    Agreed

  • @perilc6352
    @perilc635211 ай бұрын

    It’s so nice to see that she is actually talking about why it was wrong and really meaning it

  • @rach3092

    @rach3092

    11 ай бұрын

    That was cool ngl. She seems to have grown a lot

  • @queenc2144

    @queenc2144

    11 ай бұрын

    @@rach3092they made a podcast one week before. It was at full force then. The Trisha stuff has been sailing for a month. So she was fine with everything until she got bullied?

  • @naihashareef7965

    @naihashareef7965

    11 ай бұрын

    @@BillyMayDays Exactly. She is only caring about it now that there's proof of Colleen making fun of her. Before that she ignored the victims and blocked some of them.

  • @HandbagDiva

    @HandbagDiva

    11 ай бұрын

    It was only wrong when Colleen did something to her! She also said she would never speak on the subject again & then made another video! She hasn’t changed she’s just manipulating y’all.

  • @bunnyreads8847

    @bunnyreads8847

    11 ай бұрын

    Theres a lot of Trisha hate in this thread, and while I am definitely not a fan of hers either, it's rubbing me the wrong way. I don't intend to speak on whether she has improved herself as a person or not - because I don't know her and have avoided following her for years - but more importantly, it doesn't matter. Whether she is a "good person now" now is completely irrelevant. She still did the right thing in making this video, and she was still deeply violated by what happened. She was both sexually exploited and used by Colleen to sexually exploit minors, and she handled the public confirmation of that shockingly well given her track record. Does that mean we have to like her or think she is a good person? No, of course not, but that doesn't mean that she didn't approach her public statement in a mature way. In the end, regardless of whether her intentions were selfish or not, she did use her platform to speak out against Colleen and apologize to the children who were harmed in all of this. That's what is important above all else. We have to hold Colleen accountable, because she's clearly incapable of it, and bad mouthing Trish when she did the right thing in the end only muddies those waters.

  • @anusthing
    @anusthing11 ай бұрын

    For anyone who has or knows someone with BPD, Trisha has made massive massive strides in taking control of her life. She is so much more careful with her words and where she gets involved in things.

  • @leannmitchell352

    @leannmitchell352

    11 ай бұрын

    I hope Trisha is doing well moving forward with support from her family and stays stable through all this. I respect her calm thoughtful response

  • @christal9440
    @christal944011 ай бұрын

    I just wanna say this so it doesn't get lost. Colleen not only lied to Trisha's face, pretending to care about her, talking about how she thinks she's beautiful, how she can't even think of anything wrong with her body... She tried to perpetuate the lie and blame the fan that was underage for the nude photos and the nasty things *she* was saying about Trisha's body. Vile. There's so many more women like Colleen out there, I'm glad at least one of them has been exposed.

  • @pinkyhc4130
    @pinkyhc413011 ай бұрын

    Colleen's behavior towards kids has been atrocious, disgusting and criminal. But this Trisha situation shows another facet of Colleen's character. Colleen is Mean. She is Malicious. She is Cruel. She is always looking for someone to spit on. To feel superior over. To hurt. I don't care about the victimization she experienced when she perpetuates that abuse onto others. Colleen is not a safe person for anyone, and specifically seeks out vulnerable people to victimize.

  • @FukaiKokoro

    @FukaiKokoro

    11 ай бұрын

    She's now copystriked the h3 podcast for covering the apology

  • @Lizzypoohxo

    @Lizzypoohxo

    11 ай бұрын

    And she has kids?! That's scary

  • @calamityjane4331

    @calamityjane4331

    11 ай бұрын

    Unfortunately there's footage out there of Tricia being sexually expoitative with a 14 or so year old boy, talking laughingly about his body and having him sit on her lap.

  • @Cove_Blue

    @Cove_Blue

    11 ай бұрын

    That's how abusers work and that's exactly what she is (allegedly and whatnot)

  • @BistrosHouse
    @BistrosHouse11 ай бұрын

    Not a fan of Trisha but what Colleen did to her was disgusting and the fact that she sent them to ANYONE is horrific but to be sent to minors is a whole new level of vile. I can’t imagine how Trisha feels knowing that someone she thought was a friend was making fun of her body and literally hosting watch parties to make fun of her. I’m really proud of the way that Trisha handled this, albeit I don’t like that she waited until it personally involved her to speak out, there was plenty of evidence before that against Colleen

  • @ginger_nspice

    @ginger_nspice

    11 ай бұрын

    Agree with your whole assessment 100%

  • @jesusjayni745

    @jesusjayni745

    11 ай бұрын

    kzread.infomM2-WbQwqe4

  • @TheHestya

    @TheHestya

    11 ай бұрын

    Sadly or not, but that is a common occurance - people trust more people they know than strangers. Someone like Colleen, who manipulates easily, who clearly had Trisha manipulated to hell already, will spin a story around and convince you because they're oh so nice and decent. One of the people who came forwards about Colleen was a person with a drama channel on youtube who had already made videos about Trisha herself talking about her private life etc. So I think it's understandable to trust a friend over a drama channel person. Of course, most of us know that anyone can be a victim and their background doesn't matter, but to someone who has apparently lost quite a few friends, who is quite insecure when it comes to friendships, who connected to Colleen as a mother speciffically, I am not really surprised she would take her word for it. And you have to take into account that she describes how she's been avoiding drama for a couple of years now, so I expect she doesn't watch channels that talk about youtubers, what they've been up to etc. We can thnk that's wrong, I do agree that it is, but we do have to acknoledge that it is something that some people do - trust their friends and family over strangers. Edit: I'd like to also add that she was groomed herself and that does affect you for life. It can be very difficult to draw a line, to have and protect your boundaries and to even know where they should be built when you've experienced that.

  • @ginger_nspice

    @ginger_nspice

    11 ай бұрын

    @@TheHestya A lot of important points here I hadn't even considered before, it makes sense that Trisha could have been manipulated into not believing the original accusations

  • @ABirdOnTheMoon

    @ABirdOnTheMoon

    11 ай бұрын

    Trisha isn’t Colleen friend. Her whole involvement was because of the podcast. If we want to talk about Colleen friends, we see them with her on the screen: Jojo Siwa, Joey and Daniel. Some other people too like Manny Moa ..etc. if you know a bit about these og YTers, you’d know Trisha was never a Colleen friend. It is very new and it bothers me when people say, she should have said something before. The true question is: why is all of Colleen friends so silent and no one cares? Trisha also has BPD so she has attachment issues. She didn’t want to lose the new friend she was excited to have. Colleen was the one reaching out .. that even means a lot to her. She already had trauma about friendships, saw Colleen as a mum so I am pretty sure, she was trying to hold up to that and giving her the benefit of the doubt. Trisha wanted Colleen to be a good friend and trusted her to be over her past mistakes (because Trisha has turned a new page as a mom and is even saying that). Edit: did you watch her other video .. you will see how Colleen approached her for the podcast yet abused her eagerness to be a friend and have a friend. She literally had the podcast set build by her husband in her house. Bought the next costume for her and colleen, customised gifts and mugs for them. Trisha is abusable and we all saw that before. It is actually very sad to see it. The girl has a history of having no friends growing up. She doesn’t make the best choices and 8 am pretty sure, she jumped on Colleen offer and friendship because she rarely get approached if never to do something or be with someone. Her options are limited and if, they will be from the people she met at parties or knew vaguely from her past which doesn’t help

  • @amykru
    @amykru11 ай бұрын

    I appreciate that Trisha called Colleen out on her misogyny. It seems as though much of Colleen's "humor" contains a disdain for women and their bodies. This is not the type of role model children need.

  • @Cove_Blue

    @Cove_Blue

    11 ай бұрын

    100%

  • @carlycrays2831

    @carlycrays2831

    11 ай бұрын

    It feels like Colleen is just really insecure and sees other women as competition. She really hasn't grown up from when she got famous as a kid.

  • @violetspersonalaccount.2344

    @violetspersonalaccount.2344

    11 ай бұрын

    Definitely agree. From this to calling girls who wore dresses (no matter how long) "p*rn". to humiliating Becky, the girl who she called onstage for the yoga segment. Her "humor" revolves around making fun of and humiliating women.

  • @amykru

    @amykru

    11 ай бұрын

    @@violetspersonalaccount.2344 Yes! All while oversexualizing children and grooming them to think that incest is a hilarious joke.

  • @nakynaki

    @nakynaki

    11 ай бұрын

    Definitely wasn’t for me. I was 15 when she was pregnant with and gave birth to Flynn and her making comments about the fact that she was frustrated that her “bone stricter changed” and now she has wider hips made me think to my then widening hips as bad. And then it only got worse when at 16 they began to grow extremely rapidly.

  • @uddelhexe3545
    @uddelhexe354511 ай бұрын

    Colleen managed to do two things i never thought possible: she united the whole of the KZread Communitiy (ALL OF THEM) in their disgust and disbelief of her terrible response video. World peace was possible during that week cause one time every adult person on the internet united. The second thing i never thought i would see: Trisha being in a video in that she seems like the most sane and adult person in this whole drama. She sitting there, making sense, talking about feelings in an honest and calm way. It is good that people are made aware of the person this Colleen is and that one should be cautious around her and about letting kids be in contact with her.

  • @LitcheTheArsm

    @LitcheTheArsm

    11 ай бұрын

    Whole youtube community apart from her friends* Joey G, Daniel, James Charles, manny mua,Laura lee etc…

  • @uddelhexe3545

    @uddelhexe3545

    11 ай бұрын

    @@LitcheTheArsm ok, i more meant the commentary community. That James has no problem with adults grooming minors is not surprising.

  • @ilovemayo123

    @ilovemayo123

    11 ай бұрын

    Yawn. Trisha has been making these ‘somber/serious’ videos for years. When she is victimizing herself you’ll see these videos. She has dozens of them. Everyone just circulates the screaming/crying ones

  • @yarrines

    @yarrines

    11 ай бұрын

    @@ilovemayo123its very possible that she makes these videos during remission for her mental health. BPD isn't something that can be cured it can only be treated and a lot of times, those of us with mental disorders will "get better" for an extended period of time just to cycle again

  • @daniela_k_
    @daniela_k_11 ай бұрын

    It’s clear Trisha has put in the work to improve herself, which makes what Colleen did to her even more heartbreaking (on top of disgusting and potentially illegal). Trisha has been controversial and cancelled for good reason in the past, but this video shows that people can actually grow and change for the better. It sucks this happened to her but she’s handling it really well.

  • @totemojouzudesu
    @totemojouzudesu11 ай бұрын

    I have autism ("high functioning", but reading people is still sometimes impossible for me) and your videos have really helped me to fill up my mental library of emotion-to-behavior/expression translations. Your videos help me to be better at empathising with the people around me. Thanks!

  • @user-pd7cr1kf6i

    @user-pd7cr1kf6i

    11 ай бұрын

    When I was watching this I had the same thought about how helpful this information is to folks who have trouble reading emotions!

  • @GaiasDotter

    @GaiasDotter

    11 ай бұрын

    Same, it really helps me to read people better because I really struggle with that.

  • @nikkilight2703

    @nikkilight2703

    11 ай бұрын

    Fellow HF autistic agreeing with you

  • @gabrielevelez3430

    @gabrielevelez3430

    11 ай бұрын

    Same here!

  • @Mynameisdarkxxo

    @Mynameisdarkxxo

    11 ай бұрын

    Srs it’s very helpful

  • @Geovelig_kunst_parmoi
    @Geovelig_kunst_parmoi11 ай бұрын

    As someone with a personality disorder that causes extensive emotions I usually rapidly blink when in trying really hard not to cry mixed with the emotional processing of why I'm trying to say. I'd assume that's what was going on with Trisha as she even said her personality disorder causes her to react very emotionally to a wide variety of triggers

  • @nicoleharrington9086

    @nicoleharrington9086

    11 ай бұрын

    Same

  • @IppityBippity

    @IppityBippity

    11 ай бұрын

    Yeah, I saw it as fighting back tears while she had to recall that someone she regarded as a friend had lied to her. Had screenshots and video evidence and still Coleen wouldn't even own up to *anything*

  • @hernameispekka_Rebecca

    @hernameispekka_Rebecca

    9 ай бұрын

    I don't know much about stuff like this but I agree. In general I get really skeptical about stuff like this because someone like me with joint pain, anxiety and autism, without a veeeeery solid baseline, who the heck knows what he would get from reading my face. A random wince here because something hurt, a closing of my eyes and deep breath because a sound in the background spiked my anxiety, changing positions when it starts hurting, fiddling with stuff because I'm stimming etc.

  • @iamwindextor1
    @iamwindextor111 ай бұрын

    I just feel so bad for Trisha. She thought she genuinely found a mommy friend and it ended up being the worst betrayal. No one deserves what they did to her.

  • @briarrose29
    @briarrose2911 ай бұрын

    It’s sad she is embarrassed for Coleen and doesn’t even realize she has a right to feel embarrassed for herself. Being a sex worker is not an excuse for people in your inner circle to sit around and laugh at you. That’s a different level of betrayal and hurt.

  • @summerwall

    @summerwall

    11 ай бұрын

    I think what she means is she aa a sex worker doesn't need to be embarrassed and it's Colleen who has done things to be embarrassed of

  • @carlycrays2831

    @carlycrays2831

    11 ай бұрын

    I think it's a bit of both. The fact is, Trish's sex work has given her a level of financial freedom she wouldn't otherwise be able to achieve. That is something to be proud of, really, but still, anyone is gonna feel a certain level of shame about the whole thing, and that is normal. Colleen was just picking at that and making fun of it, which is just embarrassing by itself because it makes her look jealous and gross, but even worse because it makes her seem jealous of Trish

  • @oheyitskayyyyyy
    @oheyitskayyyyyy11 ай бұрын

    You could tell she really didn't want the drama but the drama came to her this time

  • @laurahenriksen19
    @laurahenriksen1911 ай бұрын

    I remember a number of horrible things Trisha has been involved with so I am not a stan (I don't generally stan anyone tbh) but this is vile. Colleen seems immensely messed up and snide 😳 that kind of behaviour is just nasty. I am glad Trisha has distanced herself from this and how awful is it for someone being accused of sending your nudes to others behind your back not to refute it... But to say "it's out of context"... Just WOW

  • @FEKana

    @FEKana

    11 ай бұрын

    Someone whose actually reasonable. Trisha is very problematic, but that doesn't mean it's okay for people like Colleen to do what she did to her

  • @justine8387

    @justine8387

    11 ай бұрын

    It seems like Colleen targeted her because she knew she would be an unsympathetic victim. People who are already socially disparaged are often those that abuses target.

  • @eartheclipse8
    @eartheclipse811 ай бұрын

    I've never been a fan of Trisha but they seem so much more centered and at peace now, I'm glad

  • @clintonharvey2384

    @clintonharvey2384

    11 ай бұрын

    Don’t worry about calling her “they” lololol she got rid of that a while ago, it was fake and we knew, that’s only one of the problematic things Trisha has done, BUT ALL OF THAT ASIDE she IS a victim of Colleen’s and I wish her the best because this can’t be easy to deal with at all, she didn’t deserve what Colleen did to her, it’s so interesting to see her be a real person, I’ve never seen her act so put together, but that’s cause she’s in shock.

  • @RedRoseSeptember22

    @RedRoseSeptember22

    11 ай бұрын

    *she

  • @KnightsWhoSayNi222

    @KnightsWhoSayNi222

    11 ай бұрын

    If you really watch her, she’s not. She’s rather miserable

  • @nizhoni3339

    @nizhoni3339

    11 ай бұрын

    @@clintonharvey2384 trisha uses she/her and they/them pronouns but okay

  • @eartheclipse8

    @eartheclipse8

    11 ай бұрын

    @@clintonharvey2384 Oh that's ok, I do it out of habit to anyone I don't know the pronouns of, or just to generalize

  • @LaineyBug2020
    @LaineyBug202011 ай бұрын

    The part where you pointed out the defensiveness when talking about sticking with Colleen at first makes a lot of sense when Adam is out there saying he was sending her messages the whole time warning her but she blocked him. She mentions it kind of quickly when she says she Confronted Colleen but she was able to DARVO Adam so convincingly. I know I would be upset and defensive if I believed someone that was lying because I would be mad at myself already.

  • @hleebeg

    @hleebeg

    11 ай бұрын

    Adam was also a minor when he was sending Trish messages, that is generally how she responds to messages from minors even asside from the drama. But yea I would have believed my friend over a stranger on the Internet too but damn this must have been hard. Glad Adam is finally getting recognition and reassurance that he is believed and understood.

  • @briannenurse4640
    @briannenurse464011 ай бұрын

    The pause after "She told me she'd never sent pictures of me" could have been just Trisha reflecting on the fact that Colleen lied directly to their face, convincingly enough for Trisha to believe them. Maybe they're just feeling another wave of betrayal and humiliation from being lied to and believing it, and they needed a moment to collect themself.

  • @YayMiko
    @YayMiko11 ай бұрын

    I’m only 10 mins in, but I’ve never seen her more calm and mature and well spoken. That’s awesome.

  • @amykay2781
    @amykay278111 ай бұрын

    Me feeling bad for trisha was not on my 2023 bingo card. In all seriousness, her video showed grace and class. She did a fantastic job. Its disgusting that colleen sought her out to be a friend when shes always been the butt of jokes. What kind of psychopath does that.

  • @neamhcridhe6475

    @neamhcridhe6475

    11 ай бұрын

    It is easier to keep using someone as a joke if they are kept close. Ive had many friendships where they were friends only to be close to get more things to use behind my back while pretending to be my friend. Its like the 'keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer' type of thing. Only instead of trish being the enemy, it is keeping the source of your jokes close so that you can control them.

  • @Shadow1Yaz

    @Shadow1Yaz

    11 ай бұрын

    I agree. Colleen said she sought Trisha out as a friend *specifically* so it would be easier to make fun of her behind her back because, as Trisha herself said, it’s easier to trust a real world friend over an online stranger. This was manipulation from the start. Colleen was never Trisha’s friend. As someone who’s been betrayed by a person I trusted, this is so vile!

  • @kevannpankhurst
    @kevannpankhurst11 ай бұрын

    It’s wild to me that Colleen linked Trisha to her ukulele video. She didn’t say or sing a single thing that exonerated her from the accusations around Trisha’s content nor did she even seemingly try to apologize. What did she think it would fix?

  • @AnotherTruth

    @AnotherTruth

    11 ай бұрын

    Colleen has been sexually inappropriate around a lot of people. She indeed dragged Trisha into it and putting her in great danger in the process. This is beyond losing a friendship - this was about framing Trisha

  • @neamhcridhe6475

    @neamhcridhe6475

    11 ай бұрын

    She thought trish would ignore all of the accusations since they were now friends. But also wanted trish on her side, which is why she linked the video. And trish admitted that she did believe colleen to an extent because she said she didnt do it, but trish already knew she was lying about it to her face and so now trish had to rethink every 'friendly' moment with colleen over the years, but particularly the past few months that they grew closer. It is heartbreaking for trish who just wanted an honest and true friend after all they have been through. Trish will find that person(s) in time.

  • @hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195

    @hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195

    8 ай бұрын

    Colleen seems to actually believe she did nothing wrong

  • @Flower4229
    @Flower422911 ай бұрын

    Having watched Trisha for years and years, I knew she was super against talking to minors. She took so much heat because she wouldn’t let a 17 year old in her house. I give her major props, even if she took a while to come out

  • @hazybubblegum
    @hazybubblegum11 ай бұрын

    This growth and maturity from Tricia tho. Sucks that the situation is so bad and she was unfairly dragged into it but this level of authenticity and maturity from her we love to see it

  • @PokyLilWolfPup

    @PokyLilWolfPup

    11 ай бұрын

    From Trisha to *PATRICIA* 👏 🎉 (Edited cause I realized that apparently I forgot how to spell 😩)

  • @user.LCW01

    @user.LCW01

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@PokyLilWolfPup REAL 👏🎉

  • @LiveANoursishedLife
    @LiveANoursishedLife11 ай бұрын

    Trisha has come a long way! She did a lot of DBT (Dialectical behavior therapy) work, and I have had a couple of rounds with it as well. She's for sure using Wise Mind. It means we have two sides, our emotional side and our reasoning side. If you are in emotional mind, you let your emotions get the better of you. We have seen Trish in that state for many yrs. Reasoning mind is like not allowing or ignoring your emotions. I always think of Mr. Spock from Star Trek. What you learn in DBT is that your goal is to be in "Wise Mind." Meaning, you acknowledge your feelings, emotions, etc BUT you try to communicate them using your Reasonable Mind. Basically, it's the meeting of emotional mind and reasonable mind. Self-soothing is also apart of DBT classes as well. *DBT helps with building four major skills mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, emotional regulation.* I think she did a great job, allowing herself to feel her hurt and anger but not letting them overwhelm her to the point of not getting her thoughts across to the listener(s.)

  • @sarahg2653

    @sarahg2653

    11 ай бұрын

    What does DBT entail? It has always sounded interesting and I've heard it is helpful

  • @sarahg2653

    @sarahg2653

    11 ай бұрын

    Never mind I didn't see your full message explaining it lol

  • @Shadow1Yaz

    @Shadow1Yaz

    11 ай бұрын

    I love this comment!! I’ve been comparing the emotional side to a puppy and the reasoning side to an AI. I’ve yet to get a handle on Wise Mind, but baby steps are still steps!

  • @Lozza685
    @Lozza68511 ай бұрын

    Definitely not scripted either, the major pauses while tying to think of the right way to say what she wants to say, I have been there, when you genuinely need to stop and just think of how you want to word something. She was very calm, and collected and I see a lot of work and growth within her.

  • @winkles2314
    @winkles231411 ай бұрын

    Seems that Colleen views Trisha in a very inhumane way. She is a figure to be mocked, a tool to help with manipulating kids, and someone reminds Colleen of her power. For years Colleen has been mocking and belittling her behind her back, and now that it’s coming out, a potential ally has been lost.

  • @ambervarney
    @ambervarney11 ай бұрын

    Trisha has actually grown so much and I appreciate that. No more lonley emotional kitchen floor vids, GROWTH.😊

  • @LiveANoursishedLife

    @LiveANoursishedLife

    11 ай бұрын

    And no more Ckin nugget! But you're right I am happy to see her growth from that time. :)

  • @ambervarney

    @ambervarney

    11 ай бұрын

    @LiveANoursishedLife she seems far more stable, it's wonderful considering she has her baby and Moses now... so much more to really live for aside nonsense Drama

  • @akastardust

    @akastardust

    11 ай бұрын

    Nah, she's never apologized for the awful stuff she did in the past, she's living for this drama because it's making her money. Just because she's speaking slowly doesn't mean she's grown. Justice for Mr. Riney.

  • @kerryann9851

    @kerryann9851

    11 ай бұрын

    @@akastardustsomebody with sense finally. She’s a horrible person & this is 100% her just doing typical TP shit

  • @ambervarney

    @ambervarney

    11 ай бұрын

    @akastardust i understand that, not saying she did not do horrible things... all I am saying is that she has changed even if a little bit. BPD is quite a ride... she seems to be actively trying to work on herself. Apologies may come later, but for what it's worth it's nice to see people change for the better no matter how horrible their past actions may have been. He was never actually arrested nor convicted obviously and I would never condone false allegations however... she did what she did and said what she said. Others have been through far worse imo.

  • @moroseconcept
    @moroseconcept11 ай бұрын

    I would love to see closed captioning on your videos in the future. I genuinely enjoy them but it's sometimes hard to know what's going on because my auditory processing isn't the best. That aside, I love your stuff and appreciate the work you do.

  • @Calmontheoutside

    @Calmontheoutside

    11 ай бұрын

    You can turn on closed captioning by hitting the icon in upper right of screen. It’s a CC in a box. That icon isn’t visible with the vid running but will reappear just by touching the screen.

  • @annabethchase4582

    @annabethchase4582

    11 ай бұрын

    Yes! ^^^ I always use the captions and they very much work :)

  • @JessRodr
    @JessRodr11 ай бұрын

    Trisha appears to have put in a lot of work on her self and it’s impressive. It’s also impressive that she’s apologizing for the trauma caused to minors. I do have a nagging question; why was Trisha “friends” with multiple toxic, horrid people? Shane, Colleen, etc what does she overlook? I hope she gets true friends who are genuinely good people.

  • @jaycedawson5520

    @jaycedawson5520

    11 ай бұрын

    I've been thinking about this for a while. So here is a rant about your nagging question. These are the OG content creators and these are not only friendships, they're coworker relationships. Imagine , you're 19-24 and you get an awesome job, just amazing. And you meet a bunch of people, also 19-24. You're all super excited and hardworking because this job is AWESOME. And because your coworkers, you're more motivated to be agreeable than you are in a friendship. "Don't talk about politics, don't talk about religion. oh 'he's just like that, don't take it seriously." And because you work so much, and spend so much time with these people, you DO build really close (sometimes dysfuntional) friendships. You overlook small things because "we're at work, I shouldn't cause drama" And then 10-15 years pass. All of those friends you started with are the people you're closest to. They are the only ones you can talk to about "the good old days." They're the only ones who remember the old issues, what it used to be like. And you all have solid 10-15 year reputations for the kind of work you do. These friends are your only peers because "the new guys don't get it" And to you, all those small things you overlooked have stayed the same. Because you're their equal. But the new people, the new people are seeing the full brunt of the OGs toxicity. And you have a choice at that point, how bad does it have to be for you to say something?

  • @AnxietyRat

    @AnxietyRat

    11 ай бұрын

    She met Shane originally because he hired a bunch of strippers for a video that he made. And then I guess she decided to make her own KZread channel after meeting him and then she got the following that she has now so I think she was friends with Shane for as long as she was because he essentially put her name on the map in a way, ya know? And then I assumed she met Colleen through Shane. 🤷‍♀️

  • @WildAscension

    @WildAscension

    11 ай бұрын

    She was probably groomed much like these kids. Adults who at the time of trauma groom adults so it makes sense. Trisha knew deep down right from wrong but wasn’t ever able to say no and thankfully she has grown and has become a true advocate for others. What Coleen has done is cruel and nothing what Trisha would ever have done. That’s why Trisha is so upset by Coleen’s behavior.

  • @maschinka_

    @maschinka_

    11 ай бұрын

    So Idk about Trisha’s specific reasons, but I’m just gonna say, from my own experience… I’ve had my fair share of toxic friendships and relationships and I always stuck around much longer than necessary, and for me personally, it was because I had always felt excluded, like I was never good enough, I got discarded over small mistakes without even having the chance to own up to those mistakes and better myself as a person and show them how I’m putting in effort, cause I was cut off before I even got the chance. So when I then finally had someone who would „willingly spend their time with me“ I was so excited that I was ready to do anything to defend this friendship. And whenever said friend then messed up and got in trouble with other people due to some kind of problematic behavior, I would still stick around, cause I know so well what it feels like to just be all alone cause everyone dropped me because of some mistake, that I could have fixed if only I had gotten the chance. And also, when you’re met with constructive criticism but in a supportive way, that’s way more effective than just being cut off. People are more likely to improve their behavior if they feel supported and seen, only antagonizing them will likely resort in even worse behavior, or they just stop caring altogether. I have also done lots of things in the past, that I am not proud of but I’ve moved on and changed my behavior and no longer display those inappropriate behaviors. So I know it’s possible to change. I always get stuck in this moral dilemma, cause I feel like due to my past mistakes, I am in no position to judge someone else who makes these mistakes now, cause I’ve been there as well and I’ve changed so they can too and they’re more likely to when they get support, so I’m gonna try to give Them the support I wish I had had when I was like that, cause that would have been life changing for me back then… I’m working on this, but it’s difficult and I always feel bad when I distance myself from someone even though they’re maybe trying to work on themselves. I get asked why I stayed so long and why I was so loyal to these people. It’s because I thought it was mutual, because I truly got the impression that they were working on themselves and trying to change but just struggling. Because that’s what I would have needed. I know this doesn’t justify anything and it’s still wrong but maybe this helps to understand how that dynamic can form

  • @painoftheheart12

    @painoftheheart12

    11 ай бұрын

    Borderline personality disorder. We are drawn to damaged people for a ton of reasons. Toxic friendships are a staple

  • @cosmic618
    @cosmic61811 ай бұрын

    Here's my take on the nonverbal display you clocked when Trisha said that Colleen told her she would "NEVER share photos of me": Trisha was likely quoting directly what Colleen told her. The vehemence of the word "NEVER" makes me think Trisha is re-experiencing that interaction. Trisha has talked fairly openly about having a particular sensitivity to betrayal and feeling as if she is being made the butt of a joke. I think Trisha is having a response similar to the one many people with severe trauma experience: she's wondering why she didn't clock it at the time, or if she did, why she didn't trust her instincts. I think what you might be seeing is Trisha questioning every moment of interaction with Colleen and wondering if any of it was genuine. I think Trisha is pretty devastated by it.

  • @jackofass
    @jackofass11 ай бұрын

    It's interesting that of all people Trisha is the one that steps up and calls out Colleen on her bullshit (which I can atleast respect them for).

  • @Lina_unchained

    @Lina_unchained

    11 ай бұрын

    I feel like it's because Trisha is the perfect person to argue against the idea that "everyone makes mistakes so Colleen cannot be held accountable". Trisha has made HORRIBLE mistakes and has been SO hurtful in the past but the fact that even they have said this is beyond the pale is really telling. It's like when someone who screams a lot suddenly starts getting quiet when they're angry. The impact is so much heavier.

  • @RedRoseSeptember22

    @RedRoseSeptember22

    11 ай бұрын

    *her

  • @jackofass

    @jackofass

    11 ай бұрын

    @@accioyoongi Thank you, I didn't see this correction but exactly why I used those pronouns. Didn't have more to add to the first person who replied under my comment, I agree.

  • @CymbaletteJaneMS
    @CymbaletteJaneMS11 ай бұрын

    People are showing their asses left and right trying to say Trisha somehow deserved to have her paywall-protected content distributed to minors by someone that was pretending to be her friend for years. If you believe in karma, you may want to watch out for it yourself! Trishas past doesn't excuse Colleens illegal activities!!! Like, say you're a victim blamer without saying you're a victim blamer 😒

  • @carlycrays2831

    @carlycrays2831

    11 ай бұрын

    Seriously, it sounds like Trish was trying to protect herself and others by keeping her content semi-private and under a paywall. And it sounds like she pretty explicitly didn't message minors even if they messaged her first. She was doing everything she could to protect herself and her brand.

  • @ianleonard1838
    @ianleonard183811 ай бұрын

    Honestly, I hope legal action is brought against Coleen. Like Trisha said, this is illegal. And disgusting.

  • @JinxMarie1985
    @JinxMarie198511 ай бұрын

    I honestly must say, as an ex sex worker, shes absolutely right. I appreciate her saying that a lot. We are human. And some very terrible things have happened to me as well around that area. So 🤷 strippers are also sex workers it's sometimes NOT a choice and that is where it gets so so messy and just so traumatizing. The sex trafficking is at an all time high and no, we do not need to degrade these women or men. Its so so sad when it involves a child!! Thats next level disgusting pedophilia that i cant even imagine.

  • @albyx
    @albyx11 ай бұрын

    My biggest question is that while the internet is processing this drama, how come there is no serious, criminal investigation into Colleen? Drama is drama but holy cow man.

  • @hleebeg

    @hleebeg

    11 ай бұрын

    There is though, as far as I know even Northern Ireland police are involved because Adam is from Derry. It hasn't been widely reported or anything but that doesn't mean nothing is happening. Also could be part of why Colleen was advised not to say anything because it's just more evidence to be used against her.

  • @carlycrays2831

    @carlycrays2831

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@hleebegNo, you see, her legal team told her she couldn't "say" anything about it! They didn't say she couldn't sing about it! She's totally not in legal dog shit /s

  • @hleebeg

    @hleebeg

    11 ай бұрын

    @@carlycrays2831 the ultimate legal loophole

  • @hayley2862
    @hayley286211 ай бұрын

    Video suggestion. Have you heard of Willard Miller? The teenager who killed his Spanish teacher. There are videos on the Law and Crime Network of his trial. I found his apology to the family of the victim strange. A lot of people think he was suppressing a grin and laughter. It would be cool to see your observation.

  • @uffda3937

    @uffda3937

    11 ай бұрын

    I hope he does a video on this. I personally know both kids involved and their families. The whole thing has been very shocking for the community.

  • @MIWBailey666
    @MIWBailey66611 ай бұрын

    Not a big fan of Trisha, but this was REALLY mature of her. I'm honestly proud of her for this video against Colleen. Good job Trisha! 😊

  • @forever.meimei
    @forever.meimei11 ай бұрын

    When you finally made progress in turning your life around and you thought you had some cute, dramafree friendships and then it turns out like this ... now that's just shitty! Kudos to Trisha for handling it like this.

  • @anusthing
    @anusthing11 ай бұрын

    This is sad for Trisha. She is genuinely hurt by someone she thought was a friend.

  • @anotheruser7104
    @anotheruser710411 ай бұрын

    He should make a "fake apology video" for something he never did. But to show how easy it is to manipulate ppl when you know psychology and body language 🤔 that would be so entertaining

  • @BellaBoop69
    @BellaBoop6911 ай бұрын

    My heart breaks for Trisha. Colleen and her little posse were so cruel to her. Behind her back and passive aggressively to her face... I know Adam is also a victim and my heart goes out to him as well....that being said, Adam is so mean in regards to Trisha as well. Even now with both of them being victimized. Shame on Colleen. This whole situation is just a damn shame.

  • @painoftheheart12

    @painoftheheart12

    11 ай бұрын

    This. Adam is so entitled with thinking people need to listen to him. I don't fucking get whybAdam or even this other guy didn't just make sockpuppets and send the DMs and nothing more. Instead she gets publicly humiliated twice. Once by Colleen and again by volleen's victims. They should have just started with the evidence. They can be victims, they are also little shits.

  • @Aloysius_OHare

    @Aloysius_OHare

    11 ай бұрын

    Don’t blame Adam for that. Adam was being groomed and manipulated to be mean to Trisha in the regards of the photos

  • @Ryn_Sanity

    @Ryn_Sanity

    11 ай бұрын

    Yeah Adam is still trying to say that Trisha only cares because she is involved which is kind of a bold, messed up assumption to make. Obviously if you think someone is your friend you're going to give them the benefit of the doubt and believe what they say first.

  • @BellaBoop69

    @BellaBoop69

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Aloysius_OHare I'm talking about right now. Not back then. As he has grown, he is maturing which is clear. However- knowing what he knows now, he is extremely harsh towards Trisha.

  • @Aloysius_OHare

    @Aloysius_OHare

    11 ай бұрын

    @@BellaBoop69 I mean yeah he could let up but you have to realize shes not that great of a person either like shes done some fk up shit too. I do think Adam does need to relax a bit with the vengeance

  • @tiffanybowe2416
    @tiffanybowe241611 ай бұрын

    What i don't understand is how Colleen hasn't been brought up on criminal charges yet. Unbelievable. I feel genuine sadness for Trisha as well. Someone she trusted and thought was a friend basically lied to her and did unspeakable things with images of Trisha she had zero business sharing with anyone at all.

  • @michaelpapa7799
    @michaelpapa779911 ай бұрын

    Trisha’s video felt very raw, being a mother really changed her mentality

  • @ritaakalele4801

    @ritaakalele4801

    11 ай бұрын

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @AnaOhKay

    @AnaOhKay

    11 ай бұрын

    @@ritaakalele4801 ?

  • @ritaakalele4801

    @ritaakalele4801

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Southerncomfort420 yes

  • @annierekshun

    @annierekshun

    11 ай бұрын

    Lmao what? She didn't care until she learned Colleen made fun of her, she was more then happy to profit off her grooming friend in their podcast and YT vids while also staying quiet about the grooming.

  • @sarahkrig6375

    @sarahkrig6375

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Southerncomfort420there* Yes because she’s still married to the guy who was caught also talking inappropriately to underaged girls 😐 she hasn’t changed she just hides it now

  • @user-ik1qj8ni4o
    @user-ik1qj8ni4o11 ай бұрын

    7:28 she said she doesn’t like hanging out with underaged ppl but she hung out with Trevor Moran (an underaged child) 🙄 and made all kinds of inappropriate comments to them WITH Shane Dawson… But anyway.. I think trish only spoke up cuz it affected her.

  • @penguinsnsquirrels
    @penguinsnsquirrels11 ай бұрын

    Loving your content! Please keep it coming! I hope you are doing well

  • @lornatw
    @lornatw11 ай бұрын

    ❤ Could you do Liam Payne's recent apology 'I'm back' it's made me feel odd because he talks fast and avoids camera when addressing his wrongs but when he talks about himself, goals and personality he stops being so jittery and absent. I'm curious as to how you would interpret this! Thank you❤

  • @nerd26373
    @nerd2637311 ай бұрын

    We appreciate your dedication and commitment over the years. We will continue supporting you and your endeavors on this channel no matter what.

  • @LOLitsBAS
    @LOLitsBAS11 ай бұрын

    That's not Trisha, that's Patricia. iykyk

  • @Mixmastermonk80
    @Mixmastermonk8011 ай бұрын

    She “self soothed” when talking bout minors because she had an underage guy on her channel & the conversation between the 3 was very inappropriate.

  • @foxtail1010
    @foxtail101011 ай бұрын

    Good to see you've put another video out!

  • @imsadturtle
    @imsadturtle11 ай бұрын

    ive never been this early for one of your videos !! so nice to see u cover this :)

  • @danielsantiagourtado3430
    @danielsantiagourtado343011 ай бұрын

    Thanks for your content man! Always enjoy it and your attention to detail is out of this world😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

  • @zizzz001
    @zizzz00111 ай бұрын

    There are lots of narcissists on social media, that's really the takeaway in my opinion

  • @xantoniaxxx
    @xantoniaxxx11 ай бұрын

    Trisha feels uncomfortable talking about the 14yo because she has him blocked on twitter lol

  • @iryndiil
    @iryndiil11 ай бұрын

    I live a simple life; I see an Observe video, I click it.

  • @CodstersCamera
    @CodstersCamera11 ай бұрын

    in a month i went from being upset that Colleen was working with Trisha to being sad for Trisha working with Colleen

  • @AnotherTruth
    @AnotherTruth11 ай бұрын

    I hope Trisha will find someway to reconcile this and consider her options since Calling use some of her business material illegally, to sexually harass her and groom a minor. She put Trisha in a lot of danger.

  • @theIaurenshow
    @theIaurenshow11 ай бұрын

    Thanks, Logan, for being a source of great, rather unbiased information about this entire situation. I feel like we all benefit from your expertise in that we now have a more informed opinion.

  • @ayuparcel6617
    @ayuparcel661711 ай бұрын

    I never see Trisha as being so sensible before but this is such a good move from her

  • @samies_corner
    @samies_corner11 ай бұрын

    Not me getting my feelings hurt way to quick cause I heard "oh hey idiots" lmaooo

  • @lizv3634
    @lizv363411 ай бұрын

    What was done to her is a huge betrayal and horrible thing. I hope she presses charges against C, if that is possible. Or sues her.

  • @meredith1313
    @meredith131311 ай бұрын

    Hi! I have a question about how things like autism, sociopathy/psychopathy and other things that can impact how a person displays emotions might impact your analysis of them? Just a curious thought! 😊

  • @AnxietyRat

    @AnxietyRat

    11 ай бұрын

    He has mentioned that those conditions DO affect how well he's able to read a person. And so he usually has to take into account if they have one of those conditions. Because they usually won't display emotions or body language necessarily the same way a neurotypical person would. So yeah, he has said in the past that it's a piece of information that he takes into account when he's doing baseline research on a person before reading them.

  • @meredith1313

    @meredith1313

    11 ай бұрын

    @@AnxietyRat that’s so interesting! Thank you so much!

  • @oatyoats4168
    @oatyoats416811 ай бұрын

    Wasn’t a huge Trisha fan but have seen enough of her videos and posts to know that this was real, raw, tough and heartbreaking for her. The fact that she apologized for something Colleen did with her pictures to a fan without her knowledge and yet Colleen can’t muster up anything real for anyone she’s hurt.

  • @RRR.0000
    @RRR.000011 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for this! When she posted the video my first thought was what was your opinion on it!

  • @kenzieoakley
    @kenzieoakley11 ай бұрын

    trisha seems good in this like everyone is saying. i hope she can get even more healing and growth ❤️

  • @jovana_kocic
    @jovana_kocic11 ай бұрын

    How is Coleen still staying silent after the ukulele backlash? Is she writing a theater play now?

  • @Hey_Jamie
    @Hey_Jamie11 ай бұрын

    I hope but I doubt that you’ll address the fact that she flat out lied about the working with minors thing. As if we don’t have the videos of her, shane, and a then 16 year old Trevor (now Trevi) Moran where she was OBNOXIOUSLY over secksual and vulgar

  • @justsara_noh
    @justsara_noh11 ай бұрын

    When Trisha Paytas is the voice of reason…. Congrats to her on the work she’s clearly been doing on herself. I hope she finds better “friends” to help support that.

  • @IppityBippity
    @IppityBippity11 ай бұрын

    Around 22:38 when he's talking about her rapid look away and flutter-blinking around the word "never," and saying that the flutter-blink is usually a sign of intense psychological processing: she's probably processing the fact that someone she considered a friend straight up LIED to her. Like, got caught with evidence and still decides to lie about it. As if the initial betrayal wasn't enough.

  • @WeirdoValerie
    @WeirdoValerie11 ай бұрын

    Thank you for your content! It has helped me so much as someone who sucks at nonverbal communication

  • @staremerson2921
    @staremerson292111 ай бұрын

    I was never a fan of trisha before but as someone who had a similar experience happen when i was 16 in a group chat i think i can kind of relate to that kind of betrayal and embarrassment. You should never send nudes or try to get nudes out of a minor and always make sure they arent underage. Its sickening to see the lengths pwople are willing to go to humiliate others to make themselves feel better about their own insecurities.

  • @MeekandHumbleOne
    @MeekandHumbleOne11 ай бұрын

    why do people call her "coe-leen" and not "caw-leen" is it how her name is spelled? I haven't heard a Colleen's name pronounced as "coe-leen" before

  • @_ConfusedCricket_

    @_ConfusedCricket_

    11 ай бұрын

    I think there's 2 different pronunciations for the name and the one people have been using for her is the way its pronounced in her case

  • @lisadgingersnaps9843

    @lisadgingersnaps9843

    11 ай бұрын

    I guess what Confused Cricket said, but I find it odd too. I've never heard the name pronounced that way.

  • @tiaroxie

    @tiaroxie

    11 ай бұрын

    Because that's how her parents named her. Pronounced Co-Leen (I'm an ex-follower)

  • @lisadgingersnaps9843

    @lisadgingersnaps9843

    11 ай бұрын

    @@tiaroxie interesting. Thank you.

  • @MeekandHumbleOne

    @MeekandHumbleOne

    11 ай бұрын

    @@harshdeep8835 i guess it's more "call-leen" but i wrote it as "caw" to put more emphasis on the difference in sound :)

  • @littlemisstentoes
    @littlemisstentoes11 ай бұрын

    For some reason the audio while watching this on my TV makes it sound like your voice is shaky af as if you're about to cry and I was getting so worried for a min there 😂

  • @FashPuma93
    @FashPuma9311 ай бұрын

    Siding with and feeling sorry for Trisha was definitely not on my bingo card but here we are! I really appreciate the seriousness and sincerity she put into this video.

  • @alliciade1121
    @alliciade112111 ай бұрын

    I will never not groove to the opening theme of your channel

  • @Sadidesifamily
    @Sadidesifamily11 ай бұрын

    My only issue is that things are o ly spoken of when it effects them...that's an issue...when it got personal whether Tati or Trisha then its spoken about when it effected them...even though victims had come out before saying things....

  • @viki7268
    @viki726811 ай бұрын

    Trisha actually lies in this video. There’s loads of tweets and even a video with Shane Dawson where she was inappropriate with a minor. So…. Not completely genuine but doesn’t change what Colleen did to her.

  • @okamilover69
    @okamilover6911 ай бұрын

    The non-verbal communication she displays around 22:30 when she mentions she asked Colleen if she'd ever shared photos of her, to which Colleen responded with "no" comes across to me as a sort of non-verbal "I can't believe she lied to my face".

  • @JenZ727
    @JenZ72711 ай бұрын

    I don’t think she’s comfortable calling Colleen a friend. I think that’s why she started squirming. She was talking about the friendship.

  • @therestingrancor8259
    @therestingrancor825911 ай бұрын

    I congratulate Trisha for bettering herself and moving forward with her personal growth❤. Hope she keeps at it.

  • @painoftheheart12
    @painoftheheart1211 ай бұрын

    People clown on Trisha saying years when she had only stayed out of drama for one year. Like yall don't know. Maybe she has made little choices here and there moving away from inserting herself in drama when she would have otherwise. Like the shit thing about bpd recovery is that the largest change is what you don't see. The lack of action is the hardest part and no one will ever see that painful struggle because all they see is ✨️nothing✨️

  • @neurodivergentpixi6736
    @neurodivergentpixi673611 ай бұрын

    I love how much Trisha has grown as a person. Proof any of us can grow and change for the better.

  • @toms5996
    @toms599611 ай бұрын

    I'm not sure I would've been able to be calm after what has happened. (One thing just popped into my head - imagine if you would gender swap ALL the people 'involved' in this Colleen situation. Colleen and Trisha were males, male nudes would be sent to girls etc. It truly is different for men and women in so many ways.)

  • @happilyevernever4289

    @happilyevernever4289

    11 ай бұрын

    Wait, Colleen sent nudes to minors? I thought she sent a bra or something like in a public chat. That's so much worse. That's criminal.

  • @toms5996

    @toms5996

    11 ай бұрын

    @@happilyevernever4289 Colleen made an account to Trisha's OnlyFans and sent nudes and p*rn videos to her underage and of-age fans. Colleen also had 'viewing parties' at her home were she would invite people and they would look at Trisha's OnlyFans content and make fun of her.

  • @AnotherTruth

    @AnotherTruth

    11 ай бұрын

    Yes this is where Colleen is alleged to have broken the law. Colleen is in a lot of trouble hence that useless video. She knows she’s up shite’s creek

  • @sygillegion
    @sygillegion11 ай бұрын

    that eye flutter around 13:30 was probably a (re-)processing that it was a lie/she was lied to by someone she thought was safer imo, like soemthing along the lines of having not said it outloud yet or just the convo replaying in her head. shes handling it like a champ tho, i can see she's definitely done work on how they handle things.

  • @Ashley-cj6dw
    @Ashley-cj6dw11 ай бұрын

    So was your colleen video with the ukelele copywrite striked?

  • @Mellypepper
    @Mellypepper11 ай бұрын

    I clicked on this so fast! Not sure why I didn’t get a notification. I hate when YT just decides to stop notifying on some YTbers.

  • @mztweety1374
    @mztweety137411 ай бұрын

    You know you screwed up big-time when Trisha Paytas is a victim. She's done a lot of ignorant things, but Colleen takes the 🍰.

  • @theIaurenshow
    @theIaurenshow11 ай бұрын

    Trisha seems like a changed person to me. I feel she genuinely means that she’s been working hard on herself. I hope this really makes her life, especially as a mom, a much happier experience for her.

  • @painoftheheart12
    @painoftheheart1211 ай бұрын

    And the nonverbal spike is her processing the fact she was lied to. The fact that everything this person, who you cared about and who you considered anfriend, so far as to be willing to stand by her as support even though she had done some awful things just so she wouldn't feel abandoned like you did, lied to your face.

  • @briannenurse4640

    @briannenurse4640

    11 ай бұрын

    That's what I thought too. That Trisha just needed a moment to process that they were lied to so coldly and unapologetically by someone they liked and trusted. Lots of pain and humiliation in those moments.

  • @joyanna9433

    @joyanna9433

    11 ай бұрын

    I agree. It's almost like she's just realizing how betrayed she was.

  • @joyanna9433
    @joyanna943311 ай бұрын

    A huge difference this time around is that before, trisha would put herself in drama, she would look for it. This time, shes being dragged into it. She has really grown over the past two years or so. We dont have to forget her problematic behavior in the past, but we can acknowledge her growth.

  • @sarahg2653
    @sarahg265311 ай бұрын

    I watched this video of her last night. I was a bit surprised. She seemed pretty genuine. I was actually hoping you would cover this!

  • @a.johnson309
    @a.johnson30911 ай бұрын

    Yessss this guy keeps up on everythinggg!!

  • @katfromthekong414
    @katfromthekong41411 ай бұрын

    Interesting analysis! The swivelling reminds me of a chained elephant, like she doesn't want to be there and is trying to get rid of nervous energy. Understandable considering the uncomfortable topic.

  • @SheyannaRose
    @SheyannaRose11 ай бұрын

    In my opinion if someone is obsessed with making fun of your naked body and keep looking at them it's either that she's jealous which is most likely or she likes you sexually. She was bullying her about her body because of internal homophobia.

  • @hleebeg

    @hleebeg

    11 ай бұрын

    Colleen has an ED so I think it was that Trish was like her ED personified. C has always been super disgusting when talking about "bigger" women.

  • @SheyannaRose

    @SheyannaRose

    11 ай бұрын

    @@hleebeg Colleen is disgusting either way.

  • @meepmeep749
    @meepmeep74911 ай бұрын

    I am so proud of Trisha right now. I never hated her but It always seemed like she wasnt in a good state of mind and she lost people who actually cared about her because of it. I'm glad she's taking the steps needed to improve herself.

  • @limea8220
    @limea822011 ай бұрын

    This intro makes me dance. Every. Single. Time.

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