Brittny Gastineau’s attacker claims she started it, but he doesn’t have hard feelings

Brittny Gastineau In Beverly Hills
You may not know who Brittny Gastineau is, so before anyone is tempted to comment “who?” please read the background. Brittny, 31, is a model and a reality star. She had a show in 2005 on E! with her mom called The Gastineau Girls. She also guested on a bunch of other reality shows, like KUWTK, The Hills and Cribs. I know her from her unfortunate cameo in Bruno, where she went along with a particularly outlandish bit with Sacha Baron Cohen in character. She later claimed to be in on the joke.

On Tuesday night, Brittny was photographed by the paparazzi with a huge black eye and a laceration on her cheek. The injuries looked like they were healing and not fresh, and like they must have been extensive. TMZ reported that Brittny went to two paparazzi hotspots that night, so she deliberately wanted to be seen. They also had some details of her attack. Over a week ago, Brittny was at a hotel with a man who beat her up so badly that she had to go to the hospital. The hospital staff notified the police of a potential domestic violence situation, and it’s under investigation. Brittny has hired attorney Shawn Holley to represent her and plans to sue her attacker.

In response to this story, the man who ‘allegedly’ abused Brittny has claimed that she started it, but that he has no hard feelings and that she’s “sweet.”

The man who allegedly viciously attacked Brittny Gastineau was himself badly injured during their altercation … and his lawyer tells TMZ it was a case of mutual combat.

Marquis Lewis — a famous street artist who goes by the name Retna — was dating Brittny. He had checked into the London Hotel in West Hollywood a week ago Monday to recuperate from major knee surgery — surgery that had just been performed.

Retna’s lawyer, Michael Goldstein, tells TMZ … Brittny came to visit a week ago Tuesday night and they got into a major argument.

Goldstein says his client was almost defenseless from the physical attack because he was unable to walk without crutches. We’re told there was lots of swinging, and in the end Retna was also seriously injured — his face and eye were swollen, his painting hand was injured and his ear was cut up.

Goldstein says, “Retna was not the aggressor.” That said, Goldstein tells TMZ his client harbors no ill will, calling Brittny “sweet.” He says, “They’re cool with each other.”

Goldstein says Retna and Brittny are in the process of settling their differences and he’s surprised Brittny made a spectacle last night at paparazzi-riddled restaurants.

[From TMZ]

Isn’t that what abusers always say? “She started it, she’s so abusive, I was just defending myself.” It’s a variation of the “my wife is so crazy, I’m the victim” trope. Poor Retna was so defenseless from his knee surgery that he had to pound the sh*t out of Brittny’s face just to stop her! He doesn’t have hard feelings though, she’s “sweet.”

Radar has a follow up story that brings it home how ridiculous Retna’s claims are. Their source says “domestic violence is a serious crime and it is a tragedy when a defenseless woman is brutally beaten by a man twice her size. The only thing more deplorable than a man laying a hand on a woman is to suggest that she caused it or deserved it.” As far as how Brittny is doing, the source says that she’s “still very scared and traumatized. She has a long road to recovery after sustaining very serious injuries. Friends have been encouraging her to get out of bed and take her life back and invited her to dinner last night.

I have a lot of respect for the way this woman handled a horrible situation. She got press attention to the fact that she was abused, and she lawyered up and is pursuing a case against her attacker. Brittny may have tried to talk to Retna afterwards or work things out with him as he claims, because that’s often how it works with domestic violence situations. It’s very difficult to escape the cycle of abuse. I only wish all abuse victims had Brittny’s resources.

Brittny Gastineau, with black eye and stiches on the face, seen at Craig's in West Hollywood

Brittny in May before the attack:
The Annual Simon G. Summer Soiree

Brittny Gastineau seen with her mother Lisa Gastineau at Craig's in West Hollywood

Update: Here’s a pic of Retna. He’s a big guy, as if that makes any difference at all, and I don’t think it does.

Brittny Gastineau is shown out on 6-10-14 and at an event predating her abuse on 5-31-14. Credit: Pacific Coast News and FameFlynet

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    • Kath says:

      All comments on the Daily Mail have that effect on me. It’s a cesspool, especially when the news story relates to race, immigration or young people. Ugh.

    • FLORC says:

      Read a few. I agree.
      The jist seems to be if you stay with them after the 1st sign of violence you must be ok with getting beaten. And calling attention to it now is only for PR.
      Sick.

      • Detritus says:

        It’s extra scary because after abuse the abuser will frequently convince te victim it was their fault.
        My friend was convinced the guy she was dating only got mad because of her. If she didn’t say stupid things/made his sandwich properly/stopped disrespecting him it would all stop. She ended up looking like Britny here and having him tell all her friends and social groups she gave herself the black eyes to make him look bad. There are now places she can’t go because people believe his charm.

        This type of shit is exactly what he’d say,
        Oh she started it, but she’s a sweet girl no hard feelings. Almost word for word. It takes the blame off him AND makes the victim look vengeful.

        I hope they both get the help they need. Barring that, I hope he slips on his hair grease and permanently breaks all his limbs.

      • Stef Leppard says:

        People make me sick. I feel like there are so many ignorant, uneducated people out there. In no way is an abused woman ever asking for it, you dimwits!! I was once in an abusive relationship and I consider myself to be a strong, independent woman! And I have close family who would have helped me if I’d asked. It’s hard to describe why I stayed (obviously it’s incredibly complicated) but let me tell you, it wasn’t because I liked the abuse.

      • Jadzia says:

        Wow, this brings back bad memories of being “called out” for taking off my sweater (during the summer) when my arms were bruised. The “attention-seeking” trope is just another layer of abuse, in my opinion. I think she is brave.

      • Lauraq says:

        What’s really sad is the people who buy into it. My mom was beaten by my biological father, but decided to leave after one incident where he beat her in front of my sister and me and we didn’t bat an eye-she realized that she didn’t want us growing up to think that was normal. Flash forward and my brother (also from the same bio father as me and my sister) now is married and beats his wife. My mom, who has every reason in the world to know better, insists that if his wife didn’t like being beaten, she would leave.
        WHAT THE HELL?!??

  1. Maria says:

    You can block am attack without pummeling a woman.

    Shame on him.

    • BangersandMash says:

      example, Jay Z

      • eliza says:

        Yes!

      • feebee says:

        Well, to be fair Jay Z had B’s boyfriend to help out and Beyonce there too.

      • TheOriginalKitten says:

        ..and on so many of those threads there were people saying that they wouldn’t have blamed Jay Z for hitting her back as that qualifies as “self-defense.”

      • BangersandMash says:

        At OKitt,
        Even worse is some people pinning Jay-Z as a ‘pansy’ for not ‘putting her in her place’… And some men so often love the equality thing when it’s convenient for them.

        “Why didn’t you swing back at her, bro? Because… of course equality allows you to do it, right?” – actual words, by a friend of a friend.
        or , my personal favourite *heavy sarcasm* was a radio DJ who was sickened by a woman who had hit her husband, and said something like, ” It’s women like this that makes us wonder if we went wrong for stopping the ‘thumb’ rule. This is what men get for being decent, responsible men.”
        Thus painting a broad brush on women nationwide, perpetuating ‘male fears’ and questioning whether men were wrong by not hitting their women.

  2. lisa2 says:

    Let’s see if he gets the same treatment as Chris Brown.

    when will he be arrested?

    • feebee says:

      or that millionaire/billionaire who admitted to punching her girlfriend (was it 19 times) and got something like probation.

  3. FLORC says:

    I can’t remember her from Bruno and have never seen her shows or cameos.
    I only clicked on this article because I wanted to know who she was and I sort of still don’t know.

    And what is this? The Chris Brown defense? She started it so I ended it?
    Bad start to the day if it’s a sign of things to come.

    • Krista says:

      I remember her show from ages ago. Her dad was a famous athlete? She’s also Kim K’s BFF. But I don’t get the famewhore impression from her.

      And his defense is gross.

      • Christin says:

        Her dad played pro football for years and had a child with Brigitte, Stallone’s ex-wife.

    • fairyvexed says:

      Yeah, it’s funny how they only use that excuse with much smaller women, isn’t it? And how it would be bad to beat up a much smaller guy but with a much smaller woman it’s okay.

      • BangersandMash says:

        Exactly.

        Mike Tyson made the argument that Robyn could throw a good punch, too.

        Wow!!

        That makes it A okay now, doesn’t it? Because, equality.

        Gross excuses by gross men.

    • holly hobby says:

      If you’re a football fan, she’s Mark Gastineau’s daughter (Jets). He left his wife (Brittney’s mother) for Bridget Nielssen. It was a big big scandal then.

  4. GoodNamesAllTaken says:

    Oh, that sounds so believable. She started it and he was just defending himself, but he thinks she’s sweet and has no hard feelings. Ugh. I hope she nails him to the wall.

    • BangersandMash says:

      But… but… but… HE INJURED HIS PAINTING HAND!!! *rolling my eyes*

      She’s sweet, but not sweet enough apparently because she injured his painting hand with her face.

      Also, if you have knee surgery, you need help to stay standing or get up, never mind moving around. But this poor victim managed not only to stay standing on crutches, but to defend himself and to land a proper, PROPER blue eye and cut cheek without falling on his face!!!

  5. blue marie says:

    No idea who these people are but I hope that dude winds up in jail. The “she started it” defense BS makes me nauseous.

  6. Nikki says:

    This is the first time I’ve seen Brittny without makeup.

    It does look like she got a very hard punch to the face by a man with a large fist wearing a ring.

  7. Loopy says:

    This is always a sticky topic, i would like to see what he looks like, I have more respect for men who walk away. However recently we have heard of Solange and Emma Roberts and know that the reserve can happen, I think we are not getting the full story, before we start taking sides.

    • Illyra says:

      Yep.

    • genevieve says:

      I agree – I’m hesitant in this case. I know what it’s like to be immobilized by an injury. I’d like to see his injuries before deciding that he’s an unredeemable abuser.

    • Erinn says:

      I’m not picking a side here. Personally, I know that knee surgery is no joke. My mother has had it twice, and could barely move for almost a week. I’d like to see his injuries as well. His team could be trying to put a spin on it to gain sympathy, OR he could have legitimately gotten hurt quite a bit. I’m balking a little at the ‘defenseless woman, man twice her size’ angle because it seems to be a direct sympathy grab. Either way, violence is wrong, and a tricky subject at times. I hope things get better for both of them.

      • fairyvexed says:

        Why is it a sympathy grab when if they were both men nobody at all would make excuses for a guy who left a much smaller guy looking that bad a week later?

      • Erinn says:

        It’s the wording that bothered me. I don’t know. It bothers me for some reason. Like they feel that they HAVE to play it up. Women can be abusers as well. A lot fewer men will report abuse from a woman than vise versa. I don’t know what went down, but like I said, that line rubbed me the wrong way.

      • Dame Snarkweek says:

        There is no excuse for the injuries he gave her. He could have defended himself without going on the attack. Besides, the lawyers’s claim that his ‘painting hand’ was injured tells me that this guy is gearing up for a big payout. Ugh.

    • M says:

      Agree. There are many women abusers out there as well

      • fairyvexed says:

        By “many” you mean, “not nearly as many as men who routinely kill women and get away with it.”

      • TheOriginalKitten says:

        Ugh seriously and + 1, fairyvexed.

        A woman is beaten every 15 seconds in the US and approximately 1,500 women are killed each year by husbands or boyfriends.

      • Emma says:

        nvm

      • Tiffany :) says:

        I do think that M (and Loopy) have good points though. Men can be beaten by women. If he was assaulted as well, they should both be held accountable. Just because a person is a woman does not mean that she can’t be violent and dangerous. Just because it happens infrequently compared to man-on-woman violence doesn’t mean that when it does happen, that the man is less of a victim of abuse.

        I am not in a place to judge on this case, because we don’t have access to all of the evidence and details that the police do. It seems that she was beaten and injured, so hopefully the police are looking into this matter very closely. If there is evidence to support his version of the story, then I hope that is looked into as well.

  8. Godwina says:

    This is totes offside, but how are Americans pronouncing her last name? Are they faithful to the French, or using some Anglo-ish variation? Does it actually end in the “o” sound down in L.A.? Inquiring language geek wants to know.

  9. Dragonlady sakura says:

    Are you kidding me?! “She started it” is so grade school. No one has the right to hit anyone, no matter what. Prosecute his butt to the highest degree.

  10. eliza says:

    Shouldn’t he be in jail awaiting a trial date?

  11. Amy Tennant says:

    Azzwipe “injured his painting hand.” Poor thing. She hit him so hard in the fist with her face that he injured it. I don’t have words for how low this guy must be.

  12. tanesha86 says:

    I hope they put him under the jail

  13. Lucretia says:

    Obviously a painful bruise and cut, and he will and should be taken to court. But . . . I confess I’m put off by the Kardashian connection (the Daily Mail photo of her and Kim, and yes, those DM comments are divided between awful and those lamenting the awfulness). I’m also put off by the opportunity for paps she created. I’m really divided here. Yes, she needs photos (though one could get them more privately); and yes, battered women should never have to hide themselves away or act as if they are the guilty ones. On the other hand, the attention-seeking of this whole group of reality-show hangers-on really irritates me. And I feel guilty for feeling that way, because she was obviously attacked and hurt, and that should happen to no one. I’ll stop now.

  14. Eloise says:

    I want to believe her, but she is best friends with Kim Kardashian so I’m skeptical that this is only for attention. There is no swelling. Her eye would be swollen shut, no? This could be the work of a make-up artist and the guy is in on the publicity that she’s getting.
    I sure hope I’m wrong because this is a highly unfair thing to say about victims of domestic violence. Then again, if I’m right, we’ve outed a liar that makes life that much harder for people living with DV to break free of that cycle of abuse.

    • The Other Katherine says:

      The “swollen shut” part comes early on. This looks like normal fading bruises from a really bad black eye. I once had a really bad black eye of the “swollen shut” variety after an ice skating accident, and this is what it looked like after all the swelling had receded and the bruising had started to fade. This was 25 years ago now, but I think it took 10 – 14 days (approx.) to heal to the point that we see in Brittny’s pictures. My fall resulted in a nasty blow to the head (head meeting ice skating rink) causing a concussion, but no lacerations. I would be shocked if Brittny did not have a concussion as a result of the abuse inflicted on her. And that does not look like makeup to me.

  15. eliza says:

    Well since I have not seen his injuries I am basing my comment on the injuries I do see.

  16. Daz London says:

    I’m going to guess the dude is right handed

  17. aenflex says:

    Not knowing the truth means that I can’t possibly take a side here. Not sure how anyone can?
    If she indeed attacked him and he hit her in the face with a crutch in defense, I don’t see what’s so bad about that. I’m of the mind that if a person can go crazy on another person and start punching, kicking, slapping and in general attacking, that other person has the right to defend himself or herself.
    Seems like some of you are taking a side without knowing all the facts, and that’s sad. And on a larger scale kind of scary.

    • Amanduh says:

      Agree with everything you’ve said…

    • Maggie says:

      I agree with you. We are immediately jumping to her ‘side’ because what he said in the press didn’t meet our standards. But maybe it will change if he releases pics of himself. Either way, she’s not some hero for the abused — she’s openly courting the press for sympathy. It reminds me of the Maloof Facebook photos.

      • fairyvexed says:

        No, actually, people are jumping on him because he’s using the usual rationalizations abusers ways use.

    • Macey says:

      Agreed

      my thoughts exactly. You cant assume anything, especially with reality stars always looking for attention and to be in the spot light. I also dont think a girl should just be able to hit the guy and get away with it either. Tough call when you’re not there to see what happens. I know of a few women who have hit and punched their SOs and then claim it was all him when she was just as much at fault as he was. Not saying its okay to hit anyone but I think everyone has the right to defend themselves regardless of their gender.

    • Lucretia says:

      Yes, you’re right; we always can afford to take the time to hear the other side before condemning on the basis of one. By the way, is she the daughter of football player Mark Gastineau?

    • Judy says:

      Agreed that I know too little to pass judgement.. Being a female does not automatically make you the victim. My brother married his high school sweetheart at twenty, the day after she turned 18. He was in the Military. Within weeks they were both arrested for DV, the state they were living in arrests everyone involved. They had a volatile two year marriage, at one point she stabbed him and he had enough; they divorced and he got custody of their son. Twenty years later, she’s been an and out of jail many times. All her relationships have been violent, she and one boyfriend mugged people for a living. She’s always sporting a bruise, cracked rib or some such. My brother has been remarried for almost 17 years. Not an incident of these kinds of problems. I work with victims, one of my past cases involved a husband who was so badly beaten by his wife that his mother did not recognize him. Wife, who’s in jail, pointed to a swollen finger and a bruise on her side. He’s the victim, fortunately the beating was caught on video outside their apartment. I’ll reserve judgement with this one, thank you very much.

      • Rae says:

        Thank you, Judy. I did not agree with CB’s slanted take on this at all. It IS completely possible for a man to be a victim of domestic violence. And there certainly are situations (for example when he is immobilized) where he cannot simply walk away, as many of the commentors here seem to think he should have done. If *anyone* is being attacked, and they do not have the ability to leave the situation, I damn sure hope they do defend themselves as needed. I’m not saying that’s what happened in this situation, but I see too many people on here condemning him as an abuser and pronouncing her the victim simply because he is a man and she is a woman.

      • fairyvexed says:

        Anecdote is not data, but here’s mine. My older brother——only son in Catholic family full of girls——-used to hit me to get his way. This was in the good old days when date rape and sexual harassment didn’t exist, wife beating was “if you were a better wife maybe he wouldn’t hit you,” and married women couldn’t get credit unless their hubby permitted it. Want ads for jobs in the paper were segregated by gender, and shockingly enough, men gave the good jobs to other men. . Men could just about get away with murder, as long as they were careful to pick the right victim.

        Anyway, my brother used to hit me and stuff when no one else was around. Once he choked me to the point of unconsciousness because I asked him how long he was going to be in the bathroom. There was literally nowhere to go for help. There was no one to tell. It was just called “life”.

        Years later, I was living in L.A. and my downstairs neighbor was beating up his girlfriend. Called the LAPD. Word for word, this is what the operator said to me: “that’s a private matter between him and his girlfriend.” Cops wouldn’t come till the landlord reported that the guy was damaging the apartment walls. (With his girlfriend’s head.) No, I’m not exaggerating.

        I was walking to work one day when a guy came up behind me and tried to take my purse. Construction workers and apartment dwellers and joggers watched as he beat my face into the ground and knocked me unconscious. Broke my nose and teeth. “We thought it was his girlfriend,” was what several people said. I was covered in blood. I don’t remember this, this is what the police report said. The guy mugged nearly twenty women in six weeks. He injured several so badly that they couldn’t testify because head injuries——including mine—-tend to induce short term memory loss.

      • Ange says:

        I agree to an extent. My brother is married to an extremely verbally and emotionally abusive woman. She also has a habit of throwing very heavy things at his head, he’s lucky she has terrible aim because I’ve seen the holes in the walls and some of those items could have killed him.

        BUT I’m just weirded out in general by this. I’ve had knee surgery and I have no idea how he could have inflicted those injuries to her while incapacitated but I also read that statement and it’s skeevy to the max. I’m not going to automatically assume either is at fault just yet.

    • lucy2 says:

      I agree, I think there’s way too much information missing to know exactly what happened.
      However, “she started it” is no excuse, and his statement (via attorney) makes it seem like no big deal. Some kind of physical violence happened, and that is never OK.

    • FingerBinger says:

      There’s a mob mentality around here. Many on this blog don’t believe in two sides to every story.

      • Erinn says:

        Scary, isn’t it?

      • fairyvexed says:

        It’s a logical fallacy to assume there are two sides to every story. Sometimes there are 37. Sometimes, in fact, there is precisely one side. Assuming there is always “another side” grants status to ludicrous concepts.

    • nima3 says:

      The best post ever. I completely agree.

  18. menlisa says:

    I’m going to be that person.
    But if the roles were reversed and she claimed that he started it everyone would believe her.
    Violence is wrong, but until we get the whole story I’m not ready to burn him at the stake.

    • fairyvexed says:

      Flipping genders is the a cheap trick because men and women live such different lives. In your little experiment, does the whole history of the world get changed so that its more like what women have lived through? Otherwise it doesn’t make sense.

  19. Mark says:

    Wheres all the Jay-z type comments? ‘She was cheating? flirting with other guys? He was standing up for his brother?’

    Why are we sure she didn’t attack him first? If they had an argument and he flipped then he’s wrong but if she hit him first she needs to take some responsibility and keep her hands to herself.

    • fairyvexed says:

      He doesn’t have a mark on him, and she looks like that a week later? And you’re okay with that?

      • lrm says:

        This is not a recent picture of the guy-we don’t know what his injuries are….yet. That’s the point of all of these comments-the article shows a photo of him, but not after the incident. It’s not real time coverage.

  20. feebee says:

    I love it when the guy says it’s okay, no hard feelings when he doesn’t have a scratch on him. Though we haven’t seen him to see any injuries. If he has a gash down his cheek??

    Even if his defense is () true, it’s still another case of a gross over-defence and totally unacceptable. A punch to the eye that did that sort of damage? Nah, mate sorry, you have some explaining to do.

    • lrm says:

      we don’t know if he doesn’t ‘have a scratch on him’, right? To my knowledge, the photo of the guy that’s shown in this story is not post-incident.

  21. claire says:

    I’ll judge when the whole story comes out. If he was immobilized, laying down after surgery and she’s attacking him, then I can see where a self-defense punch was thrown. I’m not going to judge his statement about her being “sweet” automatically as a typical abuser statement either. It very well could be a “no sweat” statement coming from a guy trying to keep up his swag and not be seen as a male victim of domestic violence.

  22. Dawn says:

    Wow. What a man..not. How old is this dude anyway? She started it wawawa. Dude grow up. You never hit a woman unless she has a gun or knife that can cause you serious harm. Hitting you first does NOT count. Someone needs to take this immature jerk’s man card away from him. And I really don’t like this woman and I feel this way. And Brit, when you lay down with a dog don’t be surprised if you get up with fleas.

  23. Kaylah says:

    CB commenters and the writers are hilarious.
    Nobody’s asking what she did? She must have been cheating or flirting you know. Or shit he might have been standing up for his brother too. Since those are perfectly viable excuses for abuse.

    We don’t know what he looks like so I can’t pick a side. Reading about his injuries, it sounds like he’s pretty banged up too. If he was immobilised because of his knee surgery and the got into an altercation and she was attacking and punching and kicking an screaming, I can totally see how it could have gotten ugly fast. Not saying it’s right on either sides but it’s not always the “poor woman and look at him he’s twice her size” narrative. Some women are batshit crazy.

    • lrm says:

      I think those comments were a ‘joke’ referencing solanage and Jay Z… Some people excused Solange’s behavior under those arguments. I think the comments were pointing out double standards and somewhat tongue in cheek.

  24. Putchka says:

    I’ve seen this trick out with her mother (another Dina Lohan) in the Hamptons many a time over the years (they lived there year round). Silly party girl with no discernable talent or education, just like her bestie K.K. Tried to get famous back in the day, to no avail. Not surprised she’d parade around a shiner in pap infested “hotspots””. Not that she should hide but she’s a FW.

  25. Nick says:

    Your Honor, I am the victim. Brittny’s face hurt my hand so much I cannot paint. Her face kept on hitting my hand and now I am unable to make money.

  26. Jayna says:

    I remember that show. Her mom was the reality ho. Brittany didn’t even want to come back the second season. And the third season she refused. She seemed private . It couldn’t be a show without mom and daughter. So poor mom didn’t get her show anymore. LOL. I always admired the fact that she didn’t turn into a reality ho losing all of her dignity to keep the ratings going. Although, she is Kim’s bestie and is on there like once a year.

  27. Putney says:

    Having been in a an abusive relationship for too many years, I am glad that Brittny had the courage to be photographed with obvious signs of abuse. Domestic abuse Is a very secretive but potentially deadly situation. If this article (thank you for posting) helps even one woman get away from domestic violence, it would be a very good thing! Good on Brittny!!!

  28. WhereisSolange says:

    Where are all the Solange defenders now? Maybe she thought he was having an affair, so did a Solange on him. And to demonstrate that he wasn’t having an affair he fought back. ‘Cause only men having affairs would stand there and take their punishment …..

  29. Putney says:

    domestic violence is a serious crime and it is a tragedy when a defenseless woman is abused by a man twice her size. The only thing more deplorable than a man laying a hand on a woman is to suggest that she caused it, started it first, or deserved it.

    From radaronline
    (I edited it with 1 phrase)

    I don’t think any woman deserves it based on whether people like or dislike this woman.

  30. Connie says:

    So I guess I’ll be the first to bring up old rumors of her and KK having been escorts together in the past?

  31. MsAubra says:

    Whatever attention whoring this appears to be, you can’t deny that those bruises are the intentional work of someone who needs to be locked up and forgotten about…

  32. nicegirl says:

    I think she is a very pretty girl, and I hope she heals, fully, soon.