Scottish artist, writer, abuse survivor. I'll transmute my pain through the power of alchemy 🖊️✨🦇 Nonbinary she/they
Joined January 2021
- Tweets4.4K
- Following403
- Followers341
- Likes5.3K
Pinned Tweet
Apparently I'm a "false accuser," though here's a thread of evidence of Marilyn Manson's abusive behaviour towards me and others. 🧵
These skeevy clips of Russell Brand remind me of Marilyn Manson. He went on the Graham Norton show and was creeping on Rihanna and Nigella Lawson. He touches Nigella's thigh and tries to sit in the middle, and they're not having it. "Rihanna's team will be keeping her well away."
Since this post is popping off, please consider signing this petition:
c.org/DMC4dwQmDZ
Lou Keay Bell retweeted
Not all of the rape-apologist nonsense on here comes from bots. Some people are apparently happy to embarrass themselves for free.
Lou Keay Bell retweeted
Let’s say a big producer or director or actor molests me or rapes me tomorrow (luckily I work with amazing people). Do you know what would happen if I came forward? I wouldn’t get praised and treated like a brave survivor, I’d get totally blacklisted. Producers, backers, stakeholders and directors would say I was trouble. That I was a RISK. That hiring me could “cause problems”.
Because you become The Girl Who Makes The Allegations.
Women do NOT come forward about this shit lightly at all. There’s a massive incentive not to. The whole project gets shut down if you say “that main character assaulted me” and you lose you job.
Lou Keay Bell retweeted
As the verdicts from the Russell Brand trial were announced yesterday my thoughts weren’t on the man at the centre, but on some remarkable women. These women had perhaps lived quite ordinary lives, and were now performing extraordinary acts of bravery. My piece for the Metro ✍🏼
I confronted my rapist in court – I know how Russell Brand’s victims feel trib.al/m8Uhpcp
Lou Keay Bell retweeted
I am a survivor of Marilyn Manson. I came forward almost 6 years ago and nothing has been done. You may know me as Anonymous Kik Person. I’ve been here the whole time in the background fighting. I was failed by the legal system. I’m ready to speak. You can call me S.
I've been asked before if I've ever reported my abuser to police. The answer is yes. The first time I tried to report was in 2020. Ironically, what drove me to report was his assistant harassing me and trying to threaten me into silence. 🧵
And as for why I didn't report sooner, many reasons. I thought the case would be too complicated because I stayed in contact with him after he assaulted me. I thought I'd be blamed, that it wouldn't be taken seriously. People don't realise how difficult it is to report.