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\nThe types of viral DARVO rhetoric that have been leveraged against celebrity women like Amber Heard are now being weaponized against everyday, working-class women who report sexual violence. And AI is helping accelerate these narratives. My latest dispatch from hell:
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\u2014 Kat Tenbarge (@kattenbarge.bsky.social<\/a>) October 24, 2025 at 10:54 PM<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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Kat Tenbarge breaks down the confusing turned terrifying Tiktok DoorDash story<\/p>\n
A female DoorDash driver (Livie) posted a video about how she got sexually harassed by a customer and that DoorDash won’t do anything<\/p>\nthe incident: she delivered the food and the male customer was naked from the waist down on the couch behind an open door<\/p>\n
depending on the jurisdiction this is a nonconsensual sexual act<\/p>\n
comments were first on her side but soon turned the male customer into the actual<\/i> victim<\/p>\n
Livie’s DoorDash account has been suspended<\/p>\n
Livie has a video of the incident but tiktok took it down over the customer’s nudity<\/p>\n
DoorDash says she shouldn’t have taken a video of a customer, tiktok comments agree with this<\/p>\n
Since there is good money to be made with misogyny commentary channels have been all over this, including AI-generated content<\/p>\n
“As long as misogyny continues to profit and resonate with mass audiences, there\u2019s nothing stopping the churn, and AI can further accelerate the spread of DARVO narratives online.”<\/i><\/p>\n
Kat Tenbarge links this to a pattern of DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender) that has been leveraged against celebrity women <\/p>\n<\/div>\n