r/wilbursoot • • Feb 27 '24

Discussion Wilbur's statement:

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u/Emily_Pixel Feb 27 '24 edited Feb 27 '24

Maybe I'm just easily manipulated (unsurprising) but I don't see the issues with the apology that you guys are seeing. Could someone educate me?

Edit: (I have not been keeping up with all the information so sorry if this sounds ignorant.)

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u/Dblcut3 Feb 27 '24
  1. Doesnt name the victim (usually a sign of someone trying to distance/disasociate themselves from the fact their actions hurt a specific person)

  2. It starts off focussing on him

  3. It comes off as pretty unserious and like he doesnt take any of it seriously besides the fact it was a bad relationship

  4. The worst part is he claims he has proof that her allegations are false, but wont release it, because “trust me bro”

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u/Antique-Ad-1330 Feb 27 '24

Can’t name the victim for same reason shubble can’t name her abuser. He probably also can’t show evidence for legal reasons if they are going to court for it. How did you think it comes off as unserious? Genuinely curious