Like I said on the Other YouTubers thread I used to watch Toby in 2011/12 and really liked him (not gonna lie, it was mostly because he was nice to look at, I never found him particularly funny though he was a mildly talented actor) but I really stopped watching the year after that. Back then, he already had reputation as a player who goes through women like I go through tissues during a cold. It was mostly a joke though, like 'haha Toby you ladies man' and that was that. I stopped watching him because he seemed to become increasingly more strange to me? Not in an endearing way, it was like he always had this mask on while under that there was a completely different person. Never thought he would be that messed up though wtf. His reputation sure as hell doesn;t help his case in this that's for sure.
Heh. A really weird thing occurred to me just now... You know who else had a reputation as a womanizer which was treated like a joke by his peers? Alex Day. What a strange uh- coincidence?
human wrote:Jaclynglenn's video is a bit weird. The impression I got was that she blamed April for not being able to say no loud enough? Not sure I like her opinion on all of this but she did date Toby for a while also so I guess it's relevant. I truly hope she is not intending to victim blame here though and that my impression is wrong.
For some reason reading her name really disturbed me and I couldn't figure out why because I was pretty sure I had never seen one of her videos before, and then I realized this girl blamed
all of Islam (calling the religion 'particularly violent') for the terrorist attacks in Paris last year on Twitter. Very different subject, but you'll excuse me for not being so sure of her good intentions.
Her experiences and feelings on Toby are valid and she has the right to express those, but in her video she is kinda talking around the actual subject and so she kept contradicting herself in really weird ways. Even as a feminist I'm not particularly a fan of the 'Victim Should Always Be Believed' mindset, I'm more for 'Accusations Should Always Be Taken Seriously' because there is a subtle but important difference between the two and I don't think remaining critical of accusations (if you're not being a dick about it obvs) is victim blaming. But the 'you should've been more clear when saying no, women have trouble with that' or whatever she said was straight up victim blaming imo.
Anyway if his more high profile ex gfs like iJustine and Olga Kay have had any similar experiences I hope they speak up too, even though I'm not counting on it.