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Anna Akbari
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August 24 - August 31, 2024
PowerPoint presentation on financial modeling that he did for Morgan Stanley (complete with a Morgan Stanley logo on each slide): “Ethan Schuman, PhD; VP, Research and Development, Morgan Stanley.”
And this couldn’t be easily superimposed on someone else’s Powerpoint presentation? Do these “brilliant Ivy educated professionals” have no clue that PowerPoint is infinitely editable?
She’d gotten pregnant while they were dating, and that prompted them to marry quickly. Nonetheless, he encouraged her to get an abortion—he knew he didn’t want to have a child with her, and,
This is nonsense! Nobody would hastily marry due to pregnancy then insist on an abortion. For the hundredth time, quit claiming these women are smart. I’ve met gaggles of geese with more on the ball.
“You always had the option of leaving,” Emily replied dryly.
That's what I’ve been thinking this whole story. It was obvious Ethan was full of crap and treated them all so terribly—whether he was real is beside the point. The point being, don't be a doormat then complain when your absentee "boyfriend" wipes his muddy boots on you. Victims are never to blame, but at no point were these gals prevented from just not logging on for more abuse. It honestly makes me angry that their online foolishness is being equated with actual IRL domestic abuse as in situations women can’t safely leave.
“This whole shite has made me feel like a child feels when they have an abusive parent.
Except quite unlike educated, independent, adult, career women, children have to live with their parents and have no option to break up with them or leave. So though you may “feel” that way but it’s really not that way at all.

