Image 1 — Hand painted this graffiti hot dog food truck 🌭
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Image 4 — Hand painted this graffiti hot dog food truck 🌭
Image 5 — Hand painted this graffiti hot dog food truck 🌭
Image 6 — Hand painted this graffiti hot dog food truck 🌭
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Image 9 — Hand painted this graffiti hot dog food truck 🌭
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Hand painted this graffiti hot dog food truck 🌭

Just finished painting this hot dog food truck🫡 Brent (the owner of the truck) is the nicest guy I’ve ever met! He asked me to paint his new truck and I’m super stoked on it. Keep an eye out for it around Missoula and at events! (Its hard to miss haha) Also, Make sure to order a hot dog and slice of cheesecake 🐻 artist - Sophia Mathis

u/Perfect-Honey-542 — 10 days ago
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Goodwill thrifted silver?

Found them at a thrift store in Montana. I’m new to identifying silver, I saw these in a “$3.99” plastic bag and they were way brighter than the surrounding cutler bags. A couple of them don’t have any markings, I was hoping you guys could tell me about them!

u/Perfect-Honey-542 — 12 days ago

Construction sucks

Good luck finding a road to get out of the Johnston street neighborhood. Absolutely no detours. People are just driving around the closed road signs lol

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u/Perfect-Honey-542 — 19 days ago

It’s wrong to blame Celeste’s parents

Disclaimer: if any YouTuber/Podcaster wants to share my story you’re more than welcome.

I’m gonna start this post with a personal anecdote. The only difference between Celeste and I is that my groomer didn’t kill me.

I met a guy on call of duty when I was 12, I thought I was infatuated with him. He told me he was 17. An aspiring photographer. After a year of talking he flew from Ohio to Washington (where I grew up), to finally see me in person. He would boast about the inspiration I brought to his photography, encapsulating me as his muse. To a little girl who grew up watching princess movies, we’re conditioned that our existence only matters if a man allows it.

“I just landed, made sure to rent a car with lots of room in the backseat;). What’s your address? I’m kinda nervous. You promise your parents don’t know??”

“Yes I promise!”

I climbed out my window, told my mom I was staying at a friend’s house. Meanwhile, he bought a hotel room. He did what he did to me, over and over.

Mom- “hey sweetie, how are you and Sarah? When are you coming home? I made dinner”

Me- “can I stay with Sarah for a week please? Her mom said she can take us to silver wood!!”

Mom- “sure thing sweet pea! School is starting soon so I don’t see a problem, That sounds like a lot of fun! Do you need money? What’s her mom’s number so I can text her?”

Me- “yes, thank you mom! Her mom’s name is Stephany, here’s her number”

*sends his number*

Just like that.
He has control, he decided the narrative.

My mom knew about my so called “middle school love interest” she didn’t know who he was, where he lived, nothing. But she trusted me, she trusted that her daughter would tell her everything. She knew his name, his passions, anything I could get away with telling her without exposing the abhorrent reality. She was excited to see I made a friend who invited me on fun adventures.

We continued talking for 5 more years, he flew to Washington regularly, taking me on roadtrips, taking me shopping, taking me to different cheap motels, taking advantage of me. I continued getting better and better at lying and deception. He continued getting better and better at making me feel like I couldn’t live without him.

He wasn’t 17, he was 39. Married, two kids.

Even my perception of reality wasn’t real.

Is it my mom’s fault for trusting me? For allowing me to expand my world on these “adventures”?

I don’t resent or blame my parents for what he did to me. It’s their first time living too, nobody gets a manual to navigate life.

For how were they to know, when he controlled the strings?

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u/Perfect-Honey-542 — 1 month ago

You’re wrong for blaming Celeste’s parents

Disclaimer: if any YouTuber/Podcaster wants to share my story you’re more than welcome.

I’m gonna start this post with a personal anecdote. The only difference between Celeste and I is that my groomer didn’t kill me.

I met a guy on call of duty when I was 12, I thought I was infatuated with him. He told me he was 17. An aspiring photographer. After a year of talking he flew from Ohio to Washington (where I grew up), to finally see me in person. He would boast about the inspiration I brought to his photography, encapsulating me as his muse. To a little girl who grew up watching princess movies, we’re conditioned that our existence only matters if a man allows it.

“I just landed, made sure to rent a car with lots of room in the backseat;). What’s your address? I’m kinda nervous. You promise your parents don’t know??”

“Yes I promise!”

I climbed out my window, told my mom I was staying at a friend’s house. Meanwhile, he bought a hotel room. He did what he did to me, over and over.

Mom- “hey sweetie, how are you and Sarah? When are you coming home? I made dinner”

Me- “can I stay with Sarah for a week please? Her mom said she can take us to silver wood!!”

Mom- “sure thing sweet pea! School is starting soon so I don’t see a problem, That sounds like a lot of fun! Do you need money? What’s her mom’s number so I can text her?”

Me- “yes, thank you mom! Her mom’s name is Stephany, here’s her number”

*sends his number*

Just like that.
He has control, he decided the narrative.

My mom knew about my so called “middle school love interest” she didn’t know who he was, where he lived, nothing. But she trusted me, she trusted that her daughter would tell her everything. She knew his name, his passions, anything I could get away with telling her without exposing the abhorrent reality. She was excited to see I made a friend who invited me on fun adventures.

We continued talking for 5 more years, he flew to Washington regularly, taking me on roadtrips, taking me shopping, taking me to different cheap motels, taking advantage of me. I continued getting better and better at lying and deception. He continued getting better and better at making me feel like I couldn’t live without him.

He wasn’t 17, he was 39. Married, two kids.

Even my perception of reality wasn’t real.

Is it my mom’s fault for trusting me? For allowing me to expand my world on these “adventures”?

I don’t resent or blame my parents for what he did to me. It’s their first time living too, nobody gets a manual to navigate life.

For how were they to know, when he controlled the strings?

EDIT: more context to my story, I was a sheltered lonely kid when I was groomed, my mom was battling stage 3 cancer. As a mother, she couldn’t take me on trips, take me to summer camps. She was sick and that left her and I vulnerable. Please be kind in the comments. Predatory people prey on vulnerable people.

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u/Perfect-Honey-542 — 1 month ago