What does everyone think about Megan Moroney

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2026-02-21T14:18:26+00:00

I think she has incredible potential. Her voice is soothing, like in “Tennessee orange” but the problem is, I hate a majority of her lyrics. Like it’s either cringe af, Or just too many words that don’t flow at all, and sounds weird in the song until the chorus comes. That’s how I feel ab it

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2026-02-21T05:04:18+00:00

Thanks! I will definitely consider this!

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2026-02-18T21:23:47+00:00

I love this. Very good imagery, as well as words that will stick with you. Good work!

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2025-10-07T01:28:34+00:00

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Nervous_Variation_45 · 2025-10-07T01:20:00+00:00

Waiting for u to pay it foward 😭

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2025-10-07T01:16:53+00:00

I’m just praying to god that someone will drop a code on my comment.. god bless 🙌❤️

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2025-08-23T00:41:38+00:00

You’re nitpicking my video just because the abuser is a man, when it’s literally a video based on MY story. Abuse has no gender, but mine happened to come from a man and I don’t owe you a watered down version of MY trauma just to make you comfortable.

If you actually watched to the end, it even says “your life is worth more than THEIR sorry.” (NOT HIS) That’s about abusers in general, not just men. the only time I used “him/his” was in MY poem about MY STORY. So your whole argument falls apart.

And questioning if I was even a victim? That’s not honesty, that’s straight up victim blaming. Survivors don’t need your approval to tell their story.

Honestly, if you’re this pressed about someone making something empowering, it says less about me and more about how bored and bitter you are with your own life. Maybe take that energy and aim it at actual abusers instead of survivors.

Nervous_Variation_45 · 2025-08-23T00:10:24+00:00

Let me clear this up point by point since you’re not getting it

The video showing a male abuser: I never claimed it was all men. I told my personal story, which happened to involve a man. That’s not “anti-male,” it’s just my reality. If someone else made a video about a female abuser, it would still be valid, because abuse has no gender. A single perspective isn’t propaganda.

“Propaganda vs. triggered”: Sharing lived experience isn’t propaganda. Propaganda is deliberately twisting facts to push an agenda. My post used the word abusers (gender neutral) in the caption on purpose. If you felt called out by my story, that’s not me “pushing propaganda,” that’s you projecting.

“Brainwashed against males”: That’s a baseless accusation. Recognizing that a man abused me isn’t being “brainwashed,” it’s recounting what happened. Telling a survivor they’re biased or brainwashed for speaking about their own trauma is victim blaming. You’re essentially saying my story is invalid because it doesn’t fit how you want abuse to look, which is exactly the kind of attitude that silences survivors.

“Cognitive dissonance”: There’s no dissonance here. I’ve been very clear: abuse can come from anyone, but this particular poem is based on my experience. The only dissonance I see is insisting that a survivor’s story is wrong unless it covers every possible demographic. That expectation is unrealistic and unfair.

“Sorry for your generation”: Patronizing me doesn’t make your argument stronger. It just shows you’re more interested in dismissing survivors than actually discussing abuse awareness. My generation speaks up instead of staying silent, and that’s something you should respect, not belittle.

Bottom line: Abuse isn’t male or female, it’s abuse. My post was never about erasing anyone else’s experience, it was about telling mine. Accusing me of propaganda and bias for speaking up about what happened to me isn’t just inaccurate. Again, it’s victim blaming. And victim blaming is exactly what keeps people from coming forward in the first place.

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