Body Language Analyst REACTS to Amber Heard NBC/Today Show Interview! Is She Lying?!

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  @devinwilson4419 · 4 years ago · pinned

  I am a DV survivor. I left him 6 years ago but I was in the relationship for 4 years. When I first left him I still thought I loved him. After a few years, I found my self worth again and realized I couldn’t truly love someone that could hurt me so viciously. So her saying she still “loves” him doesn’t make sense after all these years. My ex had just broke me. He gaslighted me into believing many things. I had no interest in watching the trial, but what caught my attention was seeing a clip on TikTok and AHs behavior didn’t make any sense. I knew almost immediately that her behavior was not conducive to someone that had been horribly abused for years. When she couldn’t figure out a timeline of events, I knew something was off. And I do realize that some people forget moments during a traumatic event, however, if you remember some you most likely remember all. I can tell you every thought, smell, and noise during the abusive outbursts. During those moments, you are in fight or flight mode. When you are trying to survive everything is heightened. Your survival instincts seem to take over. So when she couldn’t tell the jury this happened, then this happened, I knew something was off. Also, if she still loves him and wishing no will ill on him, then why did she “act” so frightened to walk past him when she was walking off the stand? Her behavior and words are all over the place and nothing is consistent.

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  @mrshelton3301 · 4 years ago (edited)

  This is what Johnny meant by " global humiliation"not that he was going to orchestrate something, that her own behavior would sink her

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  @david.esteves · 4 years ago

  The fact that she says this trial it's the worst thing that ever happened to her, proves Johnny didn't put her trough years of abuse because that would be a way worse experience.

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  @sinmat · 4 years ago

  “I am not here to call them any names”- but calls them paid staff and randos… discrediting every one of them

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  @bobbicatt · 4 years ago

  Thank you Amber for yet again proving how badly you lied under oath. I work with real DV survivors and not once in 25+ years have I heard a real victim say what she did.

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  @ceelow1073 · 4 years ago

  Justice does not require a “perfect victim” it just needs a truthful one.

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  @SimplyCaitlinS. · 4 years ago (edited)

  As an abusive survivor, this all upsets me! <br>When I was 14 (I’m now 32) I was physically, mentally, &amp; sexually abused by my 18 year old “boyfriend” until the age of 16. Everything AH has said from trial to interviews has offended me. My perception is that she tried to envision what a suspenseful movie about an abuse survivor would look like… then she built a character for court that suffered some of the worst pains imaginable. And finally at the end of the movie the survivor forgives &amp; loves the abuser in the most dramatic format. <br>I would never express love for the person who abused me… he robbed me of so much in my youth &amp; enjoyed every moment. AH has created a character in which the most traumatic experiences were endured &amp; now she intends to perpetuate her role as “the wronged victim”… it hearts my heart &amp; turns my stomach!

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  @chelseasalmonstiles9471 · 4 years ago

  I like how she calls herself a victim and in the court room, &nbsp;insisted she&apos;s never called herself a victim

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  @berenicebennett215 · 3 years ago

  Nobody in a violent abusive relationship would provoke their partner like Amber did. She wasn&apos;t frightened by him at all. She has no idea what walking on eggshells means.

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  @raimeyewens7518 · 4 years ago

  If she thought this interview was damage control she was wrong. She’s only making it worse. She really just needs to stop.

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  @lindaacosta2435 · 4 years ago

  As a domestic violence survivor of over 50 years, and as an older woman (67), I can say this. Whenever asked by my therapist to speak about how I feel about my abuser, she knows to prepare for PTSD flashbacks, tears, flushing of my face, profuse sweating and EXTREME nausea...some of the many TRUE symptoms of recalling the person who abused you. I would NEVER say I still loved him. She showed no signs of a true DV survivor and has made a mockery of all the women and men who are.

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  @lindy-loumaddock5979 · 4 years ago (edited)

  If she had been sexually abused in the way she stated, there is NO way on earth she could have no ill feeling towards him. &nbsp;And you&apos;re right, all through the trial she tried to paint him as a &apos;monster&apos;. &nbsp;Where did that go? &nbsp;She is a very sick and deluded woman. &nbsp;No wonder so many DV victims are angered by her. &nbsp;In this interview, she even admits that she&apos;s not part of that &apos;group&apos;.

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