#heard depp

[ledatheswann]

Down the YouTube Rabbit Hole Again

Amber Heard is a fair enough actress, and her acting during the trial wasn't that bad, actually kind of good. But her downfall was that she didn't realize that acting is not real life, and understand that going into that trial acting would not be convincing like a performance on film would, but would rather be an obvious effort of F.A.K.E. She really, seriously does not seem to be able to grasp the concept that regular people don't act in real life: they just exist.. She's lying so she feels she needs to put on the best performance in every interview she's done, but she's only making it laughably worse.

So glad that Johhny Depp is finally able to move on from his abuser and prove that he's a genuinely good person who was horribly victimized and unjustly banished the the island of #metoo.

(That is to say #metoo was improperly and criminally weaponized against him, not saying that it is that way with other people like Weinstein, Cosby, etc.)

[highqueenmorrigan]

The fact that there's so many pictures and texts showing what amber heard went through and she still lost is 🤮

[xxredridinghoodxx]

And when not the worst of society, people were happy about the worst aspects. Not everyone, however awful parts of people were. There were some tweets explaining that the outcome of this trial will harm all victims.

That it will and can be used in the worst ways to further silence everyone who wants to speak out. I'm not sure of the specifics, that said it is still concerning.

There also was a landmark case mentioned about a police officer who used defamation to gag a victim of theirs. A reminder, police officers have an astronomical rate and history of domestic violence.

I haven't commented much on the trial, though I've paid attention to others behavior, reactions and comments about it. And as a survivor, it makes me trust people and the general public even less than I already did which I didn't think possible. Victims are on their own.

[yahoonewsdigest-us]

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard settle divorce and domestic violence case

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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard settle divorce and domestic violence case

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard settled their contentious divorce on Tuesday, and the actress withdrew her allegations that the actor had been physically abusive toward her, a day before a restraining order hearing was scheduled to begin. Heard filed for divorce in May. Days later, she obtained a temporary restraining order accusing the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star of being physically and emotionally abusive throughout their relationship, which began after they met on the set of the 2011 film "The Rum Diary."

Our relationship was intensely passionate and at times volatile, but always bound by love. Neither party has made false accusations for financial gain. There was never any intent of physical or emotional harm.

Joint statement released by Heard and Depp

Heard filed for divorce from Depp on May 23. In seeking the temporary restraining order, she accused Depp of repeatedly hitting her and throwing a cellphone during a fight, and a judge ordered Depp to not contact Heard and to stay 100 yards away from her. A multiday hearing on the case had been scheduled to begin Wednesday. Details of the settlement were not immediately available, nor were attorneys handling the case. Heard said she would donate proceeds from the divorce to charity.

Amber wishes the best for Johnny in the future.

The joint statement released by Heard and Depp. The actor did not issue a corresponding message of support for the actress.