Thank you. It's weird. You get de sensitised to it in a way because you get so used to it. You should have seen the police inspectors face when she saw some of the tweets. I was sent away six times in total by my local police station
I don't know why the snp are so reluctant to help people. I think part of it is that they don't want to lose members - but also. They don't want to admit they have deviants associated with their party. It's easier to sweep it under the carpet
They absolutely do though. The saddest part for me is that I loved being part of the yes campaign in 2014. I met so many nice people and then you go online and it's just a complete cess pit
Hq were quick enough to cancel my membership at my request when I said I couldn't remain in the party but they couldn't help me when I was suffering
I have thousands of tweets archived - all hateful and those were the only ones I could face looking at
None of these people knew me either. We weren't friends. I had crossed paths with a few of them online but that was it
There were definitely SNP MPs and MSPs who knew what was happening to me/councillors too. It was the talk of twitter
It's all done behind a block too which sounds ridiculous. So they block you then they stalk you from behind the block then they make fake profiles to abuse you. Or they make fake ones pretending to be your friend or they send you messages saying you can call me anytime -and if I had given it. It would have been tweeted
When you are in the thick of it you are so stressed you don't know what's all going on. It's only when you look back you see how planned it all was
And hilariously. Some of the worst offenders who have harassed me and other women sit on twitter pretending to care about women's rights. They are women's rights champions and defenders (like they've not sat on twitter for the last 7 years aggressively harassing women).
Sorry for the derail