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💥 TrainwreckAlex Dacy / Alex Dzimitowicz / Wheelchair Rapunzel - 25% wholesome disability influencer, 75% that cash me outside girl
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Still no official updates on the Broward County site (not that I'd actually expect them on a weekend).
Instagram stories:
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The grid post was filmed at a public view. It shows Ari in a swimsuit and Alex's mom removing her shirt to reveal a bikini top-- and it ALSO features other people-- adults AND children-- in the general area and in the swimming pool. I'm not sharing that here, because no.
Sure, film your daughter in a swimsuit when you've constantly received criticism for pandering to pedos.
You cannot convince me this isn't intentional. She knows exactly what she is doing.
Sure, film your daughter in a swimsuit when you've constantly received criticism for pandering to pedos.
You cannot convince me this isn't intentional. She knows exactly what she is doing.
DiSaBlEd aNd pREgnAnT
First disabled woman to ever become pregnant, must show gunt (and growler) in perpetuity, forever and ever, until the end of time.
Today, Alex reveals that she has branched out from fucked-up birds to fucked-up fish.
Instagram stories:
Grid post:
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Instagram stories, including bitching about how a coffee shop was closed, meaning she had to drink Keurig:
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She's complaining about Genetti Bistro, 12240 S. Harlem Ave., Palos Heights, Il., 60463.
Latest so-called art:
The Broward County site updated to show that the judgment is deferred. I assume this means that the update from "anonymous source" was correct, that they're waiting until the home studies are completed:
OK those poor fish are currently the winner in the Alex's Most Retarded Animal Paintings Contest. I legit laughed for five full minutes upon seeing them.
Their faces they've seen too much and now they must suicide.
In the video.
Ari "does it need more dirt?"
"Does it need more dirt Mom?"
Alex "Yes Ari, youre doing a great job! Good job Ari!"
Complete and utter parenting fail. And she is so oblivious that she posted it for everyone to see!
Also, if the way Ari was wearing her helmet in the video is how she wears it riding, and I have no reason to believe otherwise, then its useless.
When I first looked at this Pic I only saw the painting on the left.
Then I saw the one on the right and thought "lol! Her paintings are such garbage that I didn't even see the second one next to the easel!"
It was only much later on that I saw there are actually three paintings there!
Alex the Professional Artist: "I've been out here only 20 minutes and its so hot and dry that I can feel my lips drying out already"
Also Alex the Professional Artist: "keep an eye on my paint? What? Why? Why would it behave any different out here in the hot, dry atmosphere as it does inside?"
I just realised that the whole 'I had a dream that somebody stole Ari's Playset out of the backyard' video was a really clumsy way of reminding everyone that 'she' spent $500 on Ari for that Playset.
(See Mr. Judge! I am too a good Mommy! I spent $500 on her Playset! Father? What do you mean? I live with my fath... oh! you mean Ari's father! He's in Florida. No, of course I don't let him see her. Don't you know how annoying it would be to keep moving her back and forth to Florida? It's sooo much easier to just have her stay here with me. Her Grandfather can be her male role-model)
Edited to Add: @often puzzled The way she says "Good Job!" and "Good job, Ari!" make me want to kick her in the face. Its just an instant, visceral response.
Since Alex uses AI to write her blurbs about the paintings, I tried the same for the alligator picture. I asked for honesty.
This hand-painted original canvas depicts a swamp landscape featuring an alligator, wildflowers, and clouds, and represents a bold ask for what is objectively the work of a beginner painter. Proportions are inconsistent throughout, the flowers appear to float at random scales with no spatial logic, and the mid-ground dissolves into a muddy yellow-green smear where the artist lost confidence. The water reads more as a gray-green void than an actual reflective surface, and the alligator — the painting’s most interesting choice — is rendered as little more than a dark blob. The clouds show effort but land somewhere between “fluffy” and “soapy.” This is the kind of painting that ends up at a garage sale for $3, and whoever priced it either loves the artist unconditionally or has never been to a gallery. Buy it if you know the person who made it and want to be kind. Otherwise, pass.