TikTok Star Ava Majury

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Anonymous wrote:That NY Times article is likely going to compound her problems with the crazies. Her parents should be ashamed. But if the fact that a psycho stalker already came to their house with a deadly weapon with the intent to do harm to their children doesn’t knock some sense into them then probably nothing will.

Apparently they never told her followers about what happened and this happened in 2020. I had never heard of the stalker from Maryland who was killed, and I googled it, and there was nothing on the internet about this incident, except for this NY Times article. It's all so strange.

Is it possible all fabricated?

I mean, I doubt it, but weirdly that would make me feel better about how her parents are behaving after -- what would have been -- a severely traumatic experience.

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Anonymous wrote:That NY Times article is likely going to compound her problems with the crazies. Her parents should be ashamed. But if the fact that a psycho stalker already came to their house with a deadly weapon with the intent to do harm to their children doesn’t knock some sense into them then probably nothing will.

She is probably a lackluster student destined to be some Floridaman’s barefoot wife, and they see this as a huge opportunity for her to be set for life. It’s riding a tiger, but I think they believe they are looking out for her interests. I would never do it, but 14 year old isn’t even on social media (probably because it would be possible to have hidden accounts of course, but we don’t ban it just tell her it’s drawbacks).

Floridaman. lol

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They were on Good Morning America or the Today show this morning. I can't remember which. The parents seem stupid, truly vapid people who are still letting their daughter put it out there. Daughter looks like an average teenage girl. Nothing spectacular, but prime prey for pervs and weirdos.

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If you haven't seen her TikToks, they are really... something. She posts videos with titles like "How Far Would You Drive for a Girl?", and constantly writes "I love you" on her posts (which are mostly just her flirting with the camera in sexy outfits, often to music with suggestive lyrics)... and then is surprised that a mentally ill stalker dude (who she personally sold photos to, even after it was clear that he was nuts) drives from multiple states away to find her??

I mean, maybe I'm victim-blaming here, but I do think that responsible parents need to raise their daughters to have some awareness about their personal safety, and how their actions can endanger them. My daughters are absolutely being raised to be protective of their personal safety (read: Don't Encourage Stalkers).

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Anonymous wrote:They were on Good Morning America or the Today show this morning. I can't remember which. The parents seem stupid, truly vapid people who are still letting their daughter put it out there. Daughter looks like an average teenage girl. Nothing spectacular, but prime prey for pervs and weirdos.

Using TikTok is the height of vapidity and ignorance.

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Anonymous wrote:If you haven't seen her TikToks, they are really... something. She posts videos with titles like "How Far Would You Drive for a Girl?", and constantly writes "I love you" on her posts (which are mostly just her flirting with the camera in sexy outfits, often to music with suggestive lyrics)... and then is surprised that a mentally ill stalker dude (who she personally sold photos to, even after it was clear that he was nuts) drives from multiple states away to find her??

I mean, maybe I'm victim-blaming here, but I do think that responsible parents need to raise their daughters to have some awareness about their personal safety, and how their actions can endanger them. My daughters are absolutely being raised to be protective of their personal safety (read: Don't Encourage Stalkers).

Thanks for the description of the videos. I am not on TikTok and was wondering. As for the parents, it is probably pretty simple: people want fame and $. That is probably the extent of the thought process when they allow their young teen daughter to promote nothing but external beauty to millions of people. There are so many child predators out there, and lots of parents look the other way and sacrifice their kids. This version is extreme, but sex abuse is more common than any of us want to believe.

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This story blew my mind. The worst kind of parental negligence, but it's Florida so you can shoot the mentally ill stalker of your young teenager who's hawking her own photos for a few $$, and no laws are broken and no one cares. Totally horrifying.

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Her parents are obviously fine whoring out their daughter for "influencer" profit...

Any parent that allows their (under 18) kid to use TikTok or Snapchat or just about any other app is an idiot and terrible parent.

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Major parenting fail.

Nothing more to say.

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Anonymous wrote:Her parents are obviously fine whoring out their daughter for "influencer" profit...

Any parent that allows their (under 18) kid to use TikTok or Snapchat or just about any other app is an idiot and terrible parent.

+ 1000

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Anonymous wrote:I think the story is a bit crazy. Her "friends" in other states were selling her photos and personal information to him? He blasts his gun into her bedroom door and because of that she withdraws from school (what did school have to do with it?) but not social media? The whole family has some serious issues...

Her friends were selling her personal information to her stalker. They don't want her to have anything to do with them.

But yes, serious issues to choose money over their daughter's safety and mental health.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the story is a bit crazy. Her "friends" in other states were selling her photos and personal information to him? He blasts his gun into her bedroom door and because of that she withdraws from school (what did school have to do with it?) but not social media? The whole family has some serious issues...

Her friends were selling her personal information to her stalker. They don't want her to have anything to do with them.

But yes, serious issues to choose money over their daughter's safety and mental health.

Actually, there was a boy in her school that was also stalking her - he's the one that told the dead guy how to find her.

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Anonymous wrote:Major parenting fail.

Nothing more to say.

Allowing your teen to use TikTok in any way is a major parenting fail.

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My 12 year old is not allowed social media. Not sure when he will be allowed.

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All of this criticism reeks of sexism. If it were a 14 year-old boy who made TikTok videos about his gaming exploits that made millions of dollars, I'm sure you would all be cheering his entrepreneurial initiative. Obviously, the stalker is a concern, but that's really just an another example of the broken mental health system in this country- there could be (and have been) stalkers of all sorts of celebrities, whether they are on TikTok or not.