Mackenzie Lueck

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:i am all about women's empowerment stuff but why do women do these questionable things?

This has nothing to do with women's empowerment. Men do questionable things all the time, like murder people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parents really need to warn their kids about “potential” bad people.
“Everyone is really good inside.” is a very bad way to raise children. No clue how she was raised, but I see too many parents raising their children to trust everyone. Maybe he somehow got her to feel sorry for him. No clue why she thought he was trustworthy, and it was safe to be alone with him.
So many girls are getting raped and taken advantage of. I think most simply don’t tell their parents because it’s too painful.
Of course it’s easier to scream it’s HIS fault, which is ABSOLUTELY true, but your daughter is still the one who gets raped. No parent wants that!!!!!
Tell your daughter not to allow herself to ever be alone and secluded with a boy/man that you don’t know.
Girls are growing up very naive with regard to their personal safety. This has to change. They’re extremely vulnerable during their teens and 20’s, wanting to feel like an adult. Show them how *you* take precautions to protect your safety, and don’t drink and drive. Tell them NOT to drink at all with guys who may turn evil, and take advantage of them.

Who is raising their kids like this? I teach my teen to travel in groups/with a buddy, be aware of her surroundings, stranger danger (especially leering men), etc. I don't think I'm outside of the norm.

[Anonymous]

The girl was meeting up with her third Sugar Daddy at 3PM in a park.

If she'd been a proper prostitute she would have had someone acting as her 'pimp' for protection. At the very least she could have been smart enough to only meet up with a SD in broad daylight in a public place.

A PARK at 3AM? She was either desperate for money or drugs or both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents really need to warn their kids about “potential” bad people.
“Everyone is really good inside.” is a very bad way to raise children. No clue how she was raised, but I see too many parents raising their children to trust everyone. Maybe he somehow got her to feel sorry for him. No clue why she thought he was trustworthy, and it was safe to be alone with him.
So many girls are getting raped and taken advantage of. I think most simply don’t tell their parents because it’s too painful.
Of course it’s easier to scream it’s HIS fault, which is ABSOLUTELY true, but your daughter is still the one who gets raped. No parent wants that!!!!!
Tell your daughter not to allow herself to ever be alone and secluded with a boy/man that you don’t know.
Girls are growing up very naive with regard to their personal safety. This has to change. They’re extremely vulnerable during their teens and 20’s, wanting to feel like an adult. Show them how *you* take precautions to protect your safety, and don’t drink and drive. Tell them NOT to drink at all with guys who may turn evil, and take advantage of them.

Who is raising their kids like this? I teach my teen to travel in groups/with a buddy, be aware of her surroundings, stranger danger (especially leering men), etc. I don't think I'm outside of the norm.

Yeah that works until it doesn't, just because you teach your kids to do that, doesn't mean they will always abide.

[Anonymous]

She was a sugar baby, i.e. a prositute. Sex workers are always exploited and in grave danger of violence against them - which disproportionately affects women of color, but which we heard about this tone because the victim was white.

[Anonymous]

If what you are saying is true, she certainly had a dangerous lifestyle. But that doesn’t make her death any less tragic or her family’s grief any less real. As a parent I hope that my kids don’t end up as a tragic story. But I know that even as late teens and young adults they believe in the good of people. They believe they can spot bad people. And they believe they can handle every situation they find themselves in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:i am all about women's empowerment stuff but why do women do these questionable things?

This has nothing to do with women's empowerment. Men do questionable things all the time, like murder people.

People kill each other all the time. Men and women. What a stupid thing to say pp.

[Anonymous]

Was this a situation where her parents refused to pay for college?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She was a sugar baby, i.e. a prositute. Sex workers are always exploited and in grave danger of violence against them - which disproportionately affects women of color, but which we heard about this tone because the victim was white.

Can you imagine her poor parents finding this out on top of losing a child, on top of her self-espoused “daddy kink.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She was a sugar baby, i.e. a prositute. Sex workers are always exploited and in grave danger of violence against them - which disproportionately affects women of color, but which we heard about this tone because the victim was white.

Can you imagine her poor parents finding this out on top of losing a child, on top of her self-espoused “daddy kink.”

Sure it’s just marketing. You don’t have to be a sex worker to have a thing for much older men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The girl was meeting up with her third Sugar Daddy at 3PM in a park.

If she'd been a proper prostitute she would have had someone acting as her 'pimp' for protection. At the very least she could have been smart enough to only meet up with a SD in broad daylight in a public place.

A PARK at 3AM? She was either desperate for money or drugs or both.

So are you saying that she was cruising for a bruising??!
That her murderer is justified in taking away her life because of this????

Sorry, but no one has the right to kill someone, then burn their remains in their backyard.
I cannot believe some of these cruel responses.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like she was living a high risk life. It was her choice to live that life. Too bad she found out the hard way... feel sorry for her parents.

[Anonymous]

How many of her sorority sisters/friends where doing the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She had a profile on a sugar baby type website, and was part of a private Facebook group about sugar dating... I wonder if she connected with him through one of those sites

She was working as an escort. There are some college girls who do this to male ends meet.

[Anonymous]

Make^^