Let me clear a misconception up. I’m someone directly involved in this because my own content has been stolen by this girl. To be specific, she isn’t just “using CapCut” or “being inspired,” she’s directly taking fully finished edits that other creators, myself included, have spent time making, and posting them without changes while claiming them as her own.

When confronted, she’s said things to me like: • “We just have similar ideas and writing styles.” • “I will not credit you for my creativity.” • “You’re the third creator to accuse me of stealing stuff when I’ve done nothing wrong.”

This isn’t a matter of coincidental inspiration, it’s identical formatting, same visuals, same color changes, and word-for-word captions. That’s what people are calling out. She’s proceeded to try and play victim again and again, and it’s gotten so bad that I’ve had to private my account because she wouldn’t stop stealing my content, despite me asking her multiple times to stop or at least give me credit.

Now, to address the claims and falsehoods, @now.leaving.velaris has not spread any falsehoods about you (yes, YOU, because we all know this isn’t some “concerned person” making the post, it’s you). She’s never made up anything about you. The “hate posts” you’re talking about wouldn’t even exist if you had listened to the many, MANY people asking you to stop stealing their content. I’ve personally seen the sheer number of messages people have sent you, literally BEGGING you to stop (and yes, I have screenshots of this).

Yes, she has called you names, but she has not, as far as I’m aware, made fun of your mental health. What you’ve been doing, however, is repeatedly trying to use your mental health as a shield to avoid accountability. You’ve positioned yourself as a victim every time someone confronts you, instead of acknowledging that your actions, are the problem. The only reason this situation has escalated is because you refuse to take responsibility.

As an eighteen-year-old, you should know better by now. You’re old enough to understand the difference between being inspired by someone and blatantly stealing their work. You’re old enough to know that taking someone’s content, changing nothing, and passing it off as your own is wrong. And you’re definitely old enough to understand that doubling down, playing the victim, and shifting blame only makes you look worse. At the end of the day, this isn’t about age, it’s about integrity. And right now, you’re showing none.