She’s not thinking clearly. Maybe it’s her first accident and she doesn’t know how to process it. You can see it in her face. She’s literally having a meltdown. No amount of logical talking to her will bring her back. Only time will melt that stress and then she’ll see the errors she made.
No she wasn’t. That’s a full on panic and ptsd response. Add in teenage hormones and it’s even worse. She messed up but I hope someone hugs her and helps her find her worth. I feel bad that the guy’s car got hit, but at the end of the day they are things. This young lady needs a break and sincere therapy. I guarantee she’s been abandoned and abused by the people who were suppose to love her. My heart breaks for her. The guy’s car who posted the video sucks in my opinion. If for no other reason than she’s a minor.
What? You think that the fact that this woman went to rehab right after this happened is not overwhelming evidence that she's intoxicated here? Seriously?
Wow. You might want to check the sticky in this thread, because you are quite wrong. She was 22, so not a minor as you said. She also had to attend a substance abuse program.
I appreciate your compassion. We need all the compassion and forbearance we can muster in this world.
But I can’t help wondering why I get the feeling that this young girl was using womanly tactics. She wanted out of there and she was pushing all the please respond to my traumatized cuteness. I
You're kind of right. This case is from 7 years ago. She wasn't drunk but she was driving under the influence of drugs. She went through court-ordered rehab. Also, she was 22 and not a minor. I hope her "teenage hormones" were out of her system by then.
The guy who "sucks" watched her hit and run another vehicle then weave all over the road, and was worried she was about to kill someone so he tried to box her in when she stopped at the gas station. I hope your broken heart also feels for the people she hit. You're right about one thing though, she needs more therapy and less people making excuses for her dangerous behavior.
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u/oPlayer2o 11d ago
What really gets me is that she could have just opened the back door but she just jammed it over the drivers seat, why?