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FYI I am a woman myself and I support the view that women should have rights to their own body.
If you are not comfortable interacting with me or do not agree with this view please kindly block this account and never ask me for help with any services.
This is what happen when @lolesports allow bigotry and misogyny to continue to grow in the sewerage of our community. It's the most important event of the year and some people are spending more time harassing women who work for you than watching the game.
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you're joyspo. you're hugspo. you're smilespo. you're cuddlespo. you're just friendspo bro.
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ruler will always remember everyone that fight alongside of him... teammates, fans, and everyone... he just a adc with big heart that cherish each person like they're his precious one 🥹🥹🥹
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This is what's happening right now and I need more people, especially those with a platform and a voice, to care.
These are just SOME of the comments on TWO tweets and it doesn't even include the people I already had blocked.
This needs to stop. Please speak up.
tw slurs etc
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chatter: doggo, recently my life has hit a low point. even tho the meet and greet yesterday made it a lot better, today i worked until i fainted. can you give me some encouraging words
doggo: okay. dont go to work anymore. rest well at home. resign immediately. change jobs. 🙂↕️
Sjokz and Laure by far get the most harassment, but also by far provide the most amount of content to the same community.
Broadcast side, streams and socials they’re the most available, transparent, show a personal side from the players and broadcast talent every year.
Happy to see people push back.
news) #LOL #LCK .@LCK
Today, I have some boring news to share.
I'm finishing my work with Daily Esports on the 16th, and will be moving on. I'm now in my 19th year working in the esports scene, and I felt that I needed a change, so I made this decision. (I'm getting old too;;) When I shared the news with people I know, many of them were quite surprised. But they all said the same thing: they told me they would be rooting for me.
I'm planning to take about a month long break. I've already bought NBA 27 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for PS5. I should have some fun with those. I'm also going to Jeju next week.
I've always spent a lot of time thinking about the future. I asked myself: Should someone like me, who's never enjoyed studying, go back to studying? Absolutely not. Should I get a job at another company? That's not an option either.
So I decided to create a new esports media outlet. My friend Wolf Schröder suggested a name for the outlet, and I plan to start working on it after my break.
The truth is, there's a strong perception in Korea that "one-person media outlets are destined to fail." But I've often seen independent, one-person media outlets overseas, and I thought I'd like to give it a try myself.
My goal is to return for First Stand in 2027. I'd also like to go to MSI, and fortunately, Worlds will be held in Korea. I believe it's important for people to reflect on their lives and think about where they're going. I've been doing that myself, and now I want to take on a new challenge.
In conclusion: I'm not leaving the esports scene. I'm just going to have some fun. – at Songpa-gu, Republic of Korea

































