Revenge of Unpleasant comments
In a popular TikTok series, an adult video creator claims that she is retaliating against the hateful remarks made by other women by contacting their spouses and partners to test their commitment. The creator of the first popular TikTok, Roxy Stylez (@roxysylezz26), a nurse and TikToker, claims in the video, which has received over 3.3 million views and, she posted that earlier in the week, that she is sick of women leaving her unpleasant comments and wants to exact revenge.
“I’m going to message the husbands of a few girlfriends, and I’m going to show you the replies. It is for all the women who felt it was a great idea to leave derogatory comments on my video. We already chose the first account, and now I’m going to find your husbands,” the video’s producer promises.
Instagram feeds of women
The designer then displays the Instagram feeds of four women who she claims left her “mean” remarks and videos herself emailing each of their husbands and boyfriends to test their loyalty, claiming she wagers one of them would reply. I’m going to get your hubby, the video’s creator captioned. “You might want to sit down.”
Viewers discussed the video’s creator’s conduct in the comments section. The “vigilante” approach to justice was applauded by a large audience. One user exclaimed, “This is gold.”
Another urged, “This is a level of petty that I can fully support.”
On the other hand, several viewers questioned and criticized the video’s creator’s conduct, labeling it “unhinged” and “sad.” Others defended the author in response, claiming that a relationship was already not worth it if one could easily persuade a spouse.
“The sad part is that you’re helping them out. One user said he is not worth your time if he is speaking to you.
Message from Stylez
Stylez wrote in a message to a site that she wants people to know she is not at all interested in these men and doesn’t want anyone’s “seconds.” She added that she believes most people are responding favorably to her videos.
“Most of the feedback has been good, and all of the negative comments have access to their man’s social media and appear insecure. Bullies shouldn’t bully, I’m a nurse and have principles,” Stylez stated.
In a different video from earlier this week that has had over 753,100 views, the author claims that many women brand her a “homewrecker” in their critical comments on her adult movies. The artist claimed she had experienced a lot of online hatred, especially after one of her videos, asking “Has your wife called you handsome today,” went viral.
Maker of film Asserts and Wednesday
The film’s maker asserts in the clip, “If your relationship is this bad that you have to worry about someone from the outside coming in, he or she is not the one for you. “He should be ignoring me, acting impolitely towards me, and telling me, ‘No, I have a wife’…I think it’s fair game if that’s not the case. I’m heading your way.
The maker of a Wednesday follow-up video with over 657,000 views claims that one man she messaged deleted his Instagram and another male didn’t reply. She claims that two of the males gave her flirty responses.
According to the inventor, one of the people who messaged her and who allegedly was caught by his wife said: “Honestly, your looks got my attention, but after I regained focus, holy fuck, you are hilarious too.” The second man who replied to her DM wrote her a compliment as well.
“The second one said, ‘Hey there’s an account using your pics,'” the second one said. I cried out in confusion, “What?” The maker of the video says, “Then he sends me a picture of space and says, “Because you’re out of this world. “Ladies. Your man is not who I desire. But if you treat me badly, I’ll prove to you that I can have him.
Wrapping Up
The maker of a third video, which was uploaded on Thursday, claims that one of the ladies whose husband reacted altered both her and her husband’s usernames to avoid consequences for their behavior. The creator goes on to say that she is not interested in the “trash” males she is contacting and that her goal is to demonstrate that being a bully has repercussions.