It was his responsibility. He was the one who destroyed my joyful, serene and peaceful life that was filled with daily pleasures and late-night tea-party parties. We didn't have children so the method he used to take our dog to the vet and then keeping it in the house was not exactly orthodox. And so I came up with how to take revenge on her following weeks of snooping around with fake social media accounts. It's really useful. There are many ways to track your ex through social media. You can even change your username, and then hit the friend buttons. They'll be happy because it's very rare for someone to reject the attractive woman who is trying to make friends.
After a few minutes I began to notice his new passion. He started making responses to songs. Even though it was a profession and hobby He claimed that it would become his profession. After gaining a few subscribers on Youtube it became a bit too indulged in his fantasies, and the years went by, and nothing worked out of it, except for these silly reactions videos. While he may make a noise, laugh or even fall to the ground, it's just one more ineffective rant after another. Really, I have no words for what he's doing. I've found two wonderful methods to join his new passion.
In the beginning, I reported the YouTube channel's videos to copyrights. The channel used legitimate video and tracks from commercial artists to record his sloppy reactions and then release the videos. This is against Youtube's rules and regulations, and consequently, they've taken down 12 of his 27 videos. It's a good start. Now, you can move to Facebook. He copied the videos that were taken from Youtube. Then, I claim that the video belongs to me and Facebook takes it off his account and blocks him for 2 weeks. That is so sweet and I must tell you. Twitter was finally a good alternative, but they refused to act on my Twitter request, and they did not respond to his outrageous videos. However, it did not matter. 34 videos were shut off the site.
I then downloaded the videos that they'd removed and put them to my account. Here's where things get tricky The first step was to establish the rights to these videos. Facebook didn't care that I was an aspiring young director. I downloaded his videos from Youtube and Facebook and then modified them using the Adobe video editor. It was hilarious. Videos remained online for more than four months, before they were taken down. I still have more than twelve of these videos, but I haven't changed or shared yet.
