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▲ 71 r/PrettyLittleLiars
It’s only been a month since I finished Season 7, and I’m already missing their voices.
u/amazing_mug777 — 28 days ago
u/Adamblsck — 2 months ago
▲ 79 r/PrettyLittleLiars
They were constantly dismissed, blamed, intimidated, and treated like suspects instead of victims. But then, when someone like Charlotte DiLaurentis died, suddenly the police acted like the crime scene was their top priority and handled everything so seriously.
It honestly makes me angry because the girls were harassed, stalked, tortured, and traumatized for years, but the police rarely seemed to protect them properly. Then, when Charlotte dies, everyone suddenly cares about procedure and justice?
Does anyone else feel this way?
u/amazing_mug777 — 2 months ago