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The Internet's Evilest Lesbians: Re-Examining #SurvivingSedona

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This third and (maybe) final episode revisits the allegations made against Pro Women's basketball player Sedona Prince that shook Tiktok in 2024. While Sedona's story is the framework, the episode seeks to explore the ramifications, causations, and culture that surrounded, succeeded, and perpetuated this viral tragedy--as well as our role as viewers within it.

0:00 Intro
1:45 Bellesa!
3:22 A Brief Beat: Domo & Crissy
10:43 The Abuse
25:06 The Aftermath
31:38 So what do we make of this?

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20 Comments

@jordanlynn389 1 year ago

I love this series. As a young lesbian I got into an abusive relationship because I didn’t even realize how other women can be abusive. Just because we are queer doesn’t mean we’re automatically good people

@daisy-f4o 1 year ago

rape victims or everyone in general need to know that a lot of times, rape isn’t violent. A LOT OF THE TIME. it’s usually a similar situation to what the 3rd girl described about being sexually assaulted. its usually someone you know forcing you by ignoring your “no” or “stop” or cries and continuing to assault you anyways. in their mind, they’re not physically forcing you to do anything, so to them it means its not rape or sexual assault. it happened to me more than once, once by someone i trusted and grew up with. my second time ever being “intimate” with someone. it may not have been violent, but if theres someone over you, who may be stronger than you, and ignoring your plea to stop… it’s really hard to make a decision other than freeze and hope it ends soon. it was serious what happened to her. very serious! and everybody NEEDS to know that rape, molestation, sexual assault, etc. is not always violent, in fact i think its more common for it not to be violent.
rapists think sex by PHYSICAL, VIOLENT FORCE is the only way to rape. it is not.

@SeshiSawashiro 1 year ago

"damn she really tall and she really short. wow. scroll." sent me, its so real though. ppl need to learn to just see shit n keep it pushing instead of spending hours thinking about these random ass people

@michaelbirch5270 1 year ago

not drafting Sedona is one of the best decisions the WNBA has collectively made as a league.

@indica-lover 1 year ago

my main takeaway from these videos is the problem is that damn phone!!!

@klras8231 1 year ago

As an autistic dude with very bad audio understanding, I just want to say the subtitles are so useful! I may not be able to relate a ton to your content, but it's still a new favorite of mine

@MegVisagie 1 year ago

As a young queer person, I think this video essay series has helped me understand my own role in some of the problems you mentioned, such as sensationalizing abuse and complex breakups it made me think about how to be more respectful and thoughtful towards my community. Truly thought provoking content .Thank you 🙏😊

@eighteendiamonds 1 year ago (edited)

Genuinely, this series feels like an archive of modern lesbian history and discourse. I’d love for there to be more in the series or something similar

@yrn3992 1 year ago

I like this series because you cover toxic lesbian relationships without being homophobic. I only ever see people talk about abuse in lesbian relationships as a way to be homophobic and say all lesbian relationships are bad. It’s important to spread the truth that any type of relationship can be toxic and it’s not because of their sexuality.

@Ashhbcatchin 1 year ago

The fact that the way we all know who Sedona is is because her team did a who on the team would you not want to date your sibling and they all said her 😅

@cavec6157 1 year ago

its so crazy to me that people really just be posting every single detail in their life

@TheProblem2025 1 year ago

when you said “smaller creator” I was like damn how short is she this time??

I may be stupid…

@odesssza 1 year ago

As someone who was abused as a child and then was on the track to continue the cycle of abuse I can say the best thing I did for myself was to not date. I haven’t been in a relationship for 5 years and I’ve just been focusing on myself. I do eventually want to be In love again but I don’t want to prioritize a relationship over myself. I think so many people think romantic relationships and love are what complete you and it’s just no true. If you have the resources, go to therapy. Find yourself and be content in loneliness. A romance should be an extension of yourself not a part of yourself.

@pelman 1 year ago

i just want to say, thank you so much for including subtitles in the video itself! the autogenerated subtitles in youtube are SO bad, and its so hard for me to follow along with some individuals without captions; your voice is very clear and easy to decipher as a hard-of-hearing person, but the subtitles definitely help and i love the inclusion!

@barnacle-18967 1 year ago (edited)

the captions calling sedona the donor princess has me dead

@minerva6541 1 year ago

i love seeing a sister that is just really smart and knowledgeable and eloquent we need more cool black yters like you. subbed with notifs on and i WILL be watching all your other videos.

@literallyfake69 1 year ago

i think you’re wrong about tall people being allowed to date, but still a good video.

@shypuppypaws 1 year ago

you unlocked something in my brain bringing up domo and chrissy, i forgot about them completely

@raveisalltherage 1 year ago (edited)

I'm a straight guy. Got a whole daughter. This video randomly popped up on my feed, this is my first time seeing this creator. Idk what content she makes but her voice is as soothing as a blanket fresh out the dryer so I gave it a chance. Really good stuff here fellow random yt people, I'm boutta sub.

@abracadabr4 1 year ago

just the concept of making a breakup video is crazy.. filming and editing and watching it all back and posting it.. wayback machine has you immortalized