Dalton's Data

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1	Dalton's Data - sites.google.com/view/StopTransHate

2	Related Cyber Attacks on Businesses
3	☠️Major Publicized Cyber-Attacks☠️ All centered around stopping me from taking down corruption and mass-violence incited by threat actors. No, I was not involved in the execution of any cyber attack listed. Someone with too much money, no care for consequences, and a burning hatred for me has been contracting whoever will take the jobs with no questions asked.
4	IT WILL NOT BE ONLINE FOREVER!- download here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UQGGfssZoLPCzb1pOtl73tUZv6727hK0M6vA8Thkp3M
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6	☠️ Solarwinds / Federal Gov. Breach	The Solarwinds breach of 2020 was launched by attackers using MY home network. This is around the same time period in which I invited an FBI employee to my apartment to assist in determining the source of intruders on my home network. Some combination of a U.S. federal government employee and Russian ex-military dark web hackers at this time resulted in what's known as the Federal Government Breach of 2020. The most detrimental cyber attack on the U.S. government in history, of which they've yet to recover in 2025.
7	☠️ Allstate	A cyber attack which opened access to Allstates customer portal occurred immediately following my car accident and insurance claim, and ended immediately following the end of my discussions with the insurance representative after a ridiculous series of events which through the entire car insurance industry into a state of confusion. In one of several attempts to make my accident a total loss, they created a "total loss formula" which is not actually used to calculate total losses because mathematically it would make nearly every accident a total loss.
8	☠️ Internet Archives	Internet archives is facing constant cyber attacks for several reasons. Initially they wanted to remove the archive of my PornHub page, which read in the bio "I am being human trafficked". They attacked Internet Archives simply to remove this archive - https://web.archive.org/web/20230224113453/https://www.pornhub.com/model/princess-danni (It will never load). The Wayback Machine also allows anyone to uncover hoax businesses by looking back in time to see if the website existed as long as the company, and also reveals changes made to contact information on websites. Lastly, there are old versions of operating systems archived which are extremely useful in evading their control.,
9	☠️ AT&T	Cellular services provided by AT&T were down for millions of Americans after AT&T was targeted, and this was 2-3 days before the first time I'd ever used AT&T as an ISP. This is clearly not a coincidence when paired with the updated firmware of my 5G modem/router to hard-code a private DNS server for my connection.
10	☠️ Crowdstrike	I learned about the airlines being down in late July 2024 on cable television after spending the night disclosing everything I knew about my attackers to a pilot for a commercial airline who served in the air force. Thiis also delayed my flight out of Chicago by 3 days before I ldecided to drive a U-Haul to Las Vegas.
11	☠️ MGM	$100,000,000 was taken from MGM Resorts in September/October of 2024 (not 2023). They changed the date because it was suspiscious for this to occur to MGM so soon after I moved to Las Vegas, NV. This popular chain of grandiose resorts does not have locations outside of the city I coincidentally moved to a month prior. It was the same group, or closely related.
12	Cox	Cox's internal networks were accessed via remote connection to my device and my device's connection to the internet through the cable box. Read more details about how below.
13	☠️ Marriott International	My discount on Marriott hotels as the listed spouse of a Marriott International corporate executive was the inspiration for an attack on Marriott. Not to change my data with Marriott; it was simply to obtain the same discount without being listed as the spouse of an exec. The speculatory nature of this claim will be proven true when the attackers are found to be living part-time in Marriott hotel rooms all over the country between 2020 and 2024 at a steeply discounted rate.
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16	Solarwinds	SOLARWINDS (the big one) The most detrimental cyber attack on the U.S. government in history should trace back to an IP assigned to my home network provided by Xfinity. This was in 2020. To date (2025), no U.S. government employee has found it important enough to sit down with me to discuss this, and as a result the United States has been thoroughly hijacked online to the extent of a total loss in control of their communication internally. Judging a book (me) by its' cover has been the mistake that's cost countless lives and de-throned the U.S. as the most powerful country in the world. WHAT HAPPENED: In the period of time in 2020 estimated to be when the Solarwinds federal government breach occurred, I tried to set up a 30 day free trial of Solarwinds network monitoring on my home network. After the free trial, Solarwinds would have been extremely expensive and excessive for a home network at over $2,000 for the application suite, but it appeared to be the only choice for the functionality needed to identify and understand how new devices were constantly joining my network. The network intrusion was an urgent issue for me because I'd suspected financial crimes involving my income on several porn content sites, and my full time job entailed of entering credit card information into my computer from senior citizens over the phone. The reason the hackers resorted to accessing Solarwinds' servers was because a modifciation locally to the Solarwinds applications for my Windows computer would not have been a viable solution for masking Solarwinds' network inspection, and/or it may not have been programmatically possible to achieve. The intruder to my network infiltrated Solarwinds to manipulate the operation of the software from the source, which effectively stopped me from using Solarwinds to prevent the spying on my network. After gaining access to Solarwinds' servers, it's theorized the attackers discovered Solarwinds was used for network monitoring of .gov websites, and accessing the network traffic of these sites would have enabled access to web credentials for federal government employees. What no one's known about the circumstances surrounding the same time period as the Solarwinds breach is how an employee for the FBI Chicago office who helped develop their internal management systems visited my apartment after I asked if he could come over to help me pinpoint the source of intrusion on my home network. This was not an official visit; it was a person I knew prior to inviting him over. On this occaision he literally set up a raspberry pi with a hotspot SSID "FBI Surveillance Van" in some sort of reverse psychology game. On a future occaision he showed me his paystub from the FBI while telling me the FBI was NOT paying him anymore, which again was strong indication he was still working for and getting paid by the FBI but is not supposed to tell people. When I invited him to my apartment, we did not get far into investigating the intruders on my network before digressing into a threesome between us and my other house guest, but he contacted me 2-3 days later to ask if I could meet him somewhere outside of my apartment. For whatever reason at the time I began suspecting him to be the source of my cyber issues, so I believe I made an accusation saying so. Looking back, he was more than likely wanting to discuss something about the people living in the back of my building. WHO WAS IT?: Towards the end of my lease at 4836 N Hermitage #1A in Chicago, I decided to follow the coaxial / cable line to my modem from my bedroom wall to the exterior of the apartment building. Towards the opposite side of the building, I discovered my cable was separated from the rest, and the cable led to a 5-way splitter. The cables leading away from the splitter went in various directions and I had no idea whether it was supposed to be set up this way or not. So, I decided to cut every cable around the splitter, and then I called Xfinity customer service to complain about my internet being out until they decided to schedule a visit from a technician 2 days later. As I expected, the technician did NOT split my cable as before, which means someone other than the cable company added the splitter. The tap into this cable line with the splitter would have enabled them to access my modem/router, and then intrude on every device on my wifi. The modem was new with the transfer of service from my last address, and when I set it up I was suprised to see an incorrect apartment number on the address listed for my account on the Xfinity app. I was living at #1A (ground floor, front of building), and the apartment number listed as an opposite unit #4D or #4C (top floor, back of building). A person responsible in assisting with the Solarwinds AND federal government breach was living at 4836 N Hermitage #3C or #3D, Chicago, IL 60640 in 2020 and 2021. They might even be listed on the rental lease! I've been getting physically followed very closely since this incident - everywhere I go, no matter how far. From an NPR article: https://www.npr.org/2021/04/16/985439655/a-worst-nightmare-cyberattack-the-untold-story-of-the-solarwinds-hack "The SolarWinds attackers ran a master class in novel hacking techniques. They modified sealed software code, created a system that used domain names to select targets and mimicked the Orion software communication protocols so they could hide in plain sight. And then, they did what any good operative would do: They cleaned the crime scene so thoroughly investigators can't prove definitively who was behind it. The White House has said unequivocally that Russian intelligence was behind the hack. Russia, for its part, has denied any involvement." (Cloudflare is the system that uses domain names mentioned above) From an unrelated series of events, I have learned several Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are most likely being used to carry out Distributed Denial of Service attacks on various domains on the internet to update their nameservers and then take control of the DNS records using a "Cloudflare" proxy, allowing for spoofing, redirecting, or blocking of any or all pages on the website. It was until 2025 also possible to use the modern "hacking" concept of SOCIAL ENGINEERING to decieve .gov webmasters into updating the nameservers of their domain due to a vulnerability in Cloudflare's UI which I brought to light. There was no email verification requirement, so anyone could create an account agentsmith@fbi.gov and then ask Cloudflare to get in touch with the FBI.gov webmaster about agentsmith@fbi.gov's request.
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26		Allstate / Esurance There was a cybersecurity incident involving Allstate's MyAccount system between January 8 and February 28, 2023. I got in an accident with my Jeep Compass in late December 2022 (Esurance Claim #220932191), and I argued with the insurance rep about getting the vehicle back until immediately before the end of the cybersecurity incident. My interactions with the insurance rep were so unbelievably abnormal, I am 1000% sure the cyber attack and my insurance claim are related. It may seem unlikely, but the cyber attack was executed to make sure I could not drive around anymore making reports and sending out emails. Prior to the accident, I converted the back seat of the vehicle to a mobile cyber-struggle station powering a 5G Home router, Firewalla Gold external firewall, monitors, several computers, and blinds to black out all windows. I would change where I was parked every couple hours as I reset my modem and devices to successfully communicate outbound for short periods of time. THE INSURANCE REP I dealt with a rep named Lawanda from "National General Insurance. An Allstate Company" instead of a rep with Esurance, and when I'd call Esurance they'd forced me to work with ONLY her despite requesting someone else when I learned she was an idiot. She deemed the accident a total loss despite the repairs being thousands of dollars cheaper. The inflated repair estimate was $9,500 and I financed the vehicle a year prior for $25,000-ish ($25k total price included taxes and GAP insurance). The vehicle suffered serious cosmetic damage in the front, but it was still running and could drive. In discussion with her about what made it a total loss, she kept unintentionally explaining to me in detail how it would NOT be considered a total loss. The threshold for a total loss in IL was 85% according to her, and based on the numbers she was giving me for the value of the vehicle minus the deductible versus the repair costs, the accident was a long shot from being a total loss. The $9,560.09 repair estimate included a $2,000 fee for the tow. An insurance company is not able to legally make the call on a vehicle being a total loss if it does not meet the threshold for a total loss, and the insurance company always wants to pay the lesser between the car's value and the repair costs. Since I ruined my credit resisting hackers after buying the Jeep, I absolutely did NOT want to buy another vehicle. I got in screaming matches with her, I asked to speak to her manager, I messaged dozens of Esurance and Allstate corporate execs on LinkedIn to be a bitch, and I refused to continue with the claim. I requested to reject using the insurance altogether, but she said they already deemed it as a total loss so it wouldn't be possible to get the vehicle back. GAP INSURANCE Esurance (or someone else?) paid around $13k towards the remainder of my car's financing, which was an incorrect amount based on the car's value. Around $6k was left as a balance with my finance company so I attempted to use my GAP insurance with Ally Insurance to pay it off, but they denied my GAP claim because Esurance wouldn't send a proof of payment to them about the portion they paid off. I still owe $6k to Bridgecrest for the rest of the financed car, and I am not sure what to do because Esurance will not reply to my emails about sending the proof of payment, and I refuse to ever pay it myself when I spectacularly made the weird decision of buying GAP insurance with my vehicle purchase for this exact situation. As disturbingly corrupted as the insurance claim was, it was not the most disturbing thing that happened during this incident. While I was communicating back and forth with the insurance rep, a hacker thought a good way to ensure the total loss was to change how car insurance works....and this was (probably still is) visible to the entire country on forbes, IL legislation, several lawyer write-ups, and more. A mathematically impossible formula for insurance companies to use called the "total loss formula" started showing up in search results on my devices at home, computers at the library, computers at my college, and a coporate executive for an insurance company even told me in person that he'd heard of it.. To sum up what I'm saying...a side-affect to this ordeal is a failed attempt at changing how car insurance works, updating the "entire internet" to explain a fake concept that's not actually used by car insurance companies. Google "Total Loss Formula" yourself and be prepared to be confused when you do the math. THE SAME GROUP OF CYBER CRIMINALS ARE CHANGING EVERYTHING YOU READ WHEN YOU GOOGLE SOMETHING (and it's incredibly clever) I made a slide presentation explaining the fake Total Loss Formula here- https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1aPj1cv3cy5dA4AWc0F954a2Ur8SApXyib5JkF6Vw0D4/edit?usp=sharing
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46	Internet Archives	Internet Archives May 2024 archive.org faced a persistent DDoS attack which took down their site for many periods of time. The attack quickly made it to tech news sources while the attack was still underway. The internet archives has a tool called the "Wayback Machine" which allows users to view the web content of a domain name or URL at points of time in the past. It will only show the points in time when someone has requested for them to save the page to the archives. The requestor does not upload the webpage to the archives themselves; you simply type the URL and the Internet Archives will save it into the archive as it is at that point in time. I recently created a new landing page for my porn content sites.google.com/view/princezzdanni. On the site I included links to archives of my old website sissyprincess.com, and to the archive of my pornhub page from March 14th, 2023 which said I was getting human trafficked in my bio. Are you wondering whether anyone is actually going to my site and potentially seeing or clicking the link to my pornhub archive? In short, YES they absolutely are. Whether or not they achieved taking down any archives relevant to my situation, this is the reason Internet Archives was attacked. To remove the history of my existence. I am currently advertising various domains via watermarks on videos of mine accumulating 500,000-1,000,000 views each month on porn sites, and although they significantly reduce traffic by modifying these domains, many are forwarded to my site @ sites.google.com/view/princezzdanni . Google sites provides an easy way to link Google Analytics, but in the past when I've used the feature my cyber attackers felt the need to constantly tamper with my domains' DNS records to prevent visitors, AND caused them to very clearly spoof the reports on analytics.google.com in an attempt to make anyone who saw it believe less people were visiting than in reality.. www.PrincessDanni.com is the domain I'm primarily trying to advertise now, but you MUST include the "WWW." because BlueHost is f***ed up and they will not allow me tto ransfer the domain (another issue caused by the hackers). A list of my domains is on another tab of this Google Sheets workbook. The SissyPrincess.com domain has been spread so far over the past 6 years that it has an infinite stream of visitors generated by uploads of downloaded videos by random people in random places. When I started forward sissyprincess.com in spring 2023 it should have been impossible to accurately calculate the visits to this site from that point onward on a web traffic analytics tool such as Similarweb because the technology used to crawl and retrieve data about how many people visited a website would no longer exist and only the DNS records forwarding the domain would remain. February 2023 sissyprincess.com had over 24,000 visitors, then in March 2023 I started forwarding the domain to various other sites. My PornHub was taken down suddently about a year ago in a highly unordinary fashion. It could have been the fact that I was attempting to find help by using my bio to tell the people watching my videos about my situation, but I found it strange that they'd want to take down a page that I was trying to use to save my life in abvious desperation to reach other people. They never told me why they took it down. I received an email from PornHub stating my account was "temporarily suspended" for violating their terms, then they had to continually escalate the issue for three months, then I got an email stating they'd changed their mind and it would be permanently disabled. The person replying to me with support@pornhub.com refused to tell me which of their many terms I violated to get my account taken down and just kept repeating that I violated the terms. The bio on the archive of my PornHub profile would have been leftover evidence about me getting trafficked, so they attacked Internet Archives in an attempt to remove it before ending my life. If anyone clicks the link to the PornHub archive on sites.google.com/view/princezzdanni they could use it as evidence in a criminal investigation after my disappearance.	LINKS
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57	CROWDSTRIKE	Crowdstrike I learned about the airlines being down in late July 2024 on cable television after spending the night disclosing everything I knew about my attackers to an air force veteran and pilot for a commercial airline. I mentioned leaving Chicago because it felt like I was in immediate danger. The airlines were still recovering and catching up on delayed flights almost a week later, and I had to sit in the airport for 3 days of multiple cancelled & delayed flights before I decided to drive a U-Haul to Las Vegas. The answer to what happened is simple. It's the same tactic used for many of the other attacks. Inspect the IP for the crowdstrike website and you'll find that it's a Cloudflare IP. The domain also has Cloudflare nameservers. This means the person who controls crowdstrike.com's DNS records in their cloudflare account could simply delete or change a DNS record and every subdomain relying on crowdstrike.com used by airlines would have been shut down immediately. In September 2024, I found a vulnerability in Cloudflare's services which could allow for any non-technically inclined person to control a domain with cloudflare nameservers as long as they had a couple hours to spend creating new free accounts over and over. They're now trying to resolve the vulnerability by adding more options for nameservers (there was only a dozen or so before).
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66	MGM Resorts	MGM Resorts $100,000,000 was taken from MGM resorts in a cyber attack which the internet and Google searches will all tell you occurred September/October 2023, but it truly occurred In September/October 2024. The same group of cyber criminals who executed the attacks on the other businesses on this sheet (or someone closely related to them) is who's now a mega millionaire. Here's my reasoning... In October 2024 I found out my data (daltonjlind@gmail.com) was accessed in a data breach of MGM Resorts. This is very strange because I have never had a reason to make an account with MGM resorts since I have never stayed at any of their resorts. Before moving to Las Vegas in late July 2024, I had not been in Las Vegas since 2017. The one and only occaision I would have visited a domain owned by MGM Resorts was in early September 2024 when I downloaded their app to an iphone SE 2nd gen and logged into another person's account to use the NFC room key feature of their app (you need a key to get into the elevators). I am not claiming they were cyber-attacked because I downloaded the MGM Resorts app, but...yeah that's kinda the case. Since it would have been extremely suspiscious for a major cyber attack to happen to a business based in Vegas after a person moves to town who's had major cyber attacks following them around for several years, the hackers decided they should change the dates listed in news reports online from 2024 to 2023 so it'd seem like it happened before I lived in Vegas. This was not as much an effort to hide it from me as it was an effort to prevent anyone else from making a connection to the attack on MGM and the cyber attacks I'd already been explaining online for months before arriving in Las Vegas. The dates being in 2024 (not 2023) matched up perfectly to the one and only time I would have visited an MGM domain, and simultaneously in September I began trying to publicly reveal a vulnerability in Cloudflare's web service as a national security issue. My theory about what happened is someone spying on an illegally publicly streamed screen-share from my phone was learning about the Cloudflare vulnerability (or sitting with the hackers using it constantly) and saw how many MGM resort points there were to spend on the account of the room key I used, then got the idea they could live at MGM resorts for free forever by taking over mgmresorts.com. Then it probably quickly escalated into stealing $100m. I know this isn't going to help MGM get the money back to read this, but if they were to investigate the source of ALL these cyber attacks using the info I'm giving here, they'd more than likely find out who was responsible. This might also set me free, and prevent further chaos!!!
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75		AT&T June 2024 I started using AT&T Internet Air, which is AT&T's 5G Home Internet. 2-3 days before my modem/router arrived in the mail, AT&T faced a cyber attack which exposed millions of customers' social security numbers and other data on the dark web. At minimum, this allowed them to understand and infiltrate AT&T, as they were an internet provider I've never used before. The modem/router I recieved in the mail is hard-coded to use a privately managed DNS server (I cannot change it). 172.26.38.2 The following story is an offshoot involving my social security number which was exposed in the AT&T attack: AT&T runs a credit check before agreeing to lend out a modem/router to a customer free of charge. I had already went through their credit check when I submitted my social security number in their application online about a week prior to AT&T's cyber attack. A letter came in the mail a couple weeks later from AT&T notifying me about the credit check they ran. To my surprise, it listed my credit score as 604. I've destroyed my credit for the past few years out of desperation to continue fighting against what's happening, so the last score I remember seeing was a solid 504. I have not made a single payment towards the $40,000 of accumulated debt in at least 2 years, so I was very curious about how my credit score went up by 100 points when I held the exact same debt. The debt is ALL from the past 3-4 years and none of it was eligible for dropping from my debt. I tried to compare the 604 score from AT&T by getting my credit score from all 3 credit of the reporting bureaus (Transunion, Equifax, and Experian), Credit Karma, and Experian, but my cyber attackers disabled me from using ANY of them whenever I tried to create a new account or use the "forgot password".This could have been from throttling the sites frozen on my network, but based on the history of hacking actual company websites to deter me from doing things, there is a strong potential the domains themselves were attacked and it is worth investigating whether my attempt to check my credit score resulted in several more cyber attacks in June 2024. This was an effort to stall me while they made changes; a credit score absolutely would NEVER raise by 100 points unless a person files for bankruptcy. After a week or two I was able to use Transunion and it gave me a 550-560 credit score (still raised about 50 points from 504). The decision to attempt clearing my debt was made to avoid having debt-collectors look for me after my death or disappearance. July 14 AT&T Data Breach Update: It has been revealed that telecommunications behemoth AT&T – which suffered a severe data breach this year impacting nearly all of its customers – paid $370,000 to a hacker to ensure that they deleted the customer information they’d extracted from the company’s system. The hackers were paid in Bitcoin back in May, Wired reports. source: https://tech.co/news/data-breaches-updated-list
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88		In April 2025 cox communications was breached, exposing customer data and costing hundreds of thousands of dollars in a settlement with the FCC. It's now been updated to have happened over 10 years ago on my online publications.
89		In March/April 2025 I lived at Emerald Suites Convention Center in Las Vegas. Immediately after checking in I realized there were TWO modems and TWO routers in my room - one DSL and one cable lined. The cable lined modem was mounted under the television and apparently used for streaming services on the cable box? but I saw it as an opportunity for free internet outside of the paid internet passes they sold at the complex. I hard-lined into it with an ethernet cable and used an adapter for phones or laptops, or had it going into my mini router. To my surprise, it worked! However, the strange part about it was there was never a network IP listed on the connection (no 192.168.x.x, no 10.x.x.x, no 172.x.x.x); completely defying possibility for how it should function on any device. Call this a hunch, but I am fairly certain I was one of the first people to have tried using the cable box for internet. I believe Cox has the leased cable boxes set up for internet to be sourced directly from their internal IP without any network being established for the cable box because it's just the one device that should work independently from your internet service. Since I've got expert-level hackers from all over the world with established connections on every device I use (for real) I am thinking one or many of these individuals may have directly accessed Cox's internal networks via the remote connection to my device and it's connection to the internet through the cable box.
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92		Marriott International Marriot International experienced a data breach in 2020 in which customers' data was exposed, a modification was made to a guest services form of some sort, and I happened to be in a relationship with a corporate employee of Marriott International at the time of the attack. He was the director of operations for 10-15 Marriott hotel locations in the Chicagoland area, and I was able to get incredibly cheap hotel suites at Marriott hotels because he listed me as his spouse to get me the employee discount at any Marriott location. This was during COVID, so the total price for a 2-3 room suite was usually less than $50 after taxes for me. I essentially lived at Marriott hotels for part of each week in 2020, and to be honest I was a major pain in the a** to hotel employees because there were times when I was able to call my boyfriend and ask him to call the hotel's general manager if I experienced problems wth them. This would have made me a very annoying person to stalk pretend to be investigating at hotels and they follow me to each and every hotel to ensure a stronger connection to me or my devices using a 4G/5G router positioned near me, they use a variety of dangerous and/or invasive methods to hear and see me during my stay, and out of paranoia they do not want anyone in the rooms neighboring me to accidentally or intentionally overhear me. I've learned the hotel staff at each hotel I stay is informed about my arrival ahead of time. More recently, the rooms on both sides of mine are always occupied but remain dead silent for my entire stay. It has surprised me many times when someone randomly speaks to another person in the next room because I will often hear the voice clearly through the wall after 20 hours of total silence. In 2020-2023, the rooms on both sides of mine were occupied by people who loved openly discussing what I was doing in my room, which was the reason for many 911 calls by myself (example in this video). I am including the Marriott International cyber attack on this list because I suspect it to be an attempt at gaining access to manipulating my hotel stays, or an attempt at messing with something Terreze was doing at work. My boyfriend Terreze who worked at Marriott disappeared from my life suddenly in 2022 in an uncharacteristic manner. We stopped dating in September 2020, but we remained friends and would still spend time together fairly frequently. I remember getting propositioned for sex by him in a text in July, and then after that exchange I never saw him again. After a few months it was clearl he was dodging me, so I tried relentlessly to see him out of concern, and then I started worrying it was someone else texting me with his phone number. I truly thought he might have died at some point but I was unable to fill out a missing persons report with the police because Terreze was texting me back. We both purchased two tickets to a concert at Aragon ballroom way ahead of time because we both thought we'd buy the tickets for both of us (so 4 tickets total) but we never made it to the show and I never saw him again.
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