So because I’m no longer on Twitter, having been accused by that company of unknown misdeeds that appeared to catch their notice around the same time I tweeted “Men aren’t women, tho”, I am unable to tell this blue-ticked former friend that my Steam account now belongs to my son.
So, Steve, I would appreciate it if you overlook my negligence in forgetting that you and many other former friends think women’s rights are a matter of such laughable inconsequence that those who advocate for them can be bullied for the rest of their lives. I’d further appreciate it if you took the tweet down, because it contains private information.
By the way, my son likes games with ragdoll physics, but even if he didn’t, even if the account still belonged to me, policing anyone’s choice of game to curry favour with your witchfinding friends shows exactly who and what you are. You’re a bully, Steve. You’re not even a bully, you’re the one who watches the door for the bully.
My son is 14 years old. Unfriend him, or whatever the fuck you have to do, and don’t ever tweet about him again.
I don't remember pre Internet us all sitting round in the pub with notebooks saying... "remember when we were in here 17 years ago and you had a couple of pints and said something inappropriate about the barmaid?? I'm going to email your work about that and demand they sack you ... " What sad sad people....
You or your son can change your Steam profile name, and picture in the Steam app, you can also unfriend people and make your profile hidden from searches and for two-factor authentication for login's. I'd seriously consider taking the time to do this for your sons safety, there's a lot of sociopathic TRA nerds who may try to fuck with the account.