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How Long Will Anisa Continue to Stream?

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Happy birthday, Edups. I know you always say you're busy doing god knows what because you don't have a real job, busy enough to neglect your boxing event, neglect your greasy appearance, skipping showers and not working out, but I hope you find the time in this surely busy day to reflect upon the successes this past year has brought you by being such an empathetic and stoic individual, with just a tiny bit of help from your loving wife! ;)

- You ran your multi-million dollar boxing up into the ground by being a sniveling passive aggressive cunt to both your former coach and your boxers. You never attempted to promote the event or communicate with the people you were working, which is only a part of the whole that made CC3 a massive failure

- You exposed yourself as a charity grifter and possibly a charity fraudster. You admitted that the charity aspect of the event always was second to the networking and monkeybranching aspect. You were willing to take a 34% cut of the revenue, and you hoped people would believe you when you said you were going to donate it all when you've never been transparent with the finances of the event.

- You burned the bridge with one of your longest lasting friendships and one, if not your only relevant supporter, H3, by associating with terrorist supporters who genuinely want him dead because he holds the wrong opinion on a foreign conflict you can barely understand. You excused heinous acts such as calling CPS on them and sending human skulls to their house (which you thought was real funny) while crying about trolls leaving you mean comments online.

- You got to be on a Hasan stream! Only to seat meekly in your designated cuck chair in the corner in complete silence, never providing any insightful commentary. This was all worth it because your wife got to pet Hasan's dog and this was the highlight of her year. Hasan then ditched you and has made a conscious effort to distance himself as much as possible from you, despite you glazing him hard every chance you get.

- Former coach Mike Briggs and his wife Kate were interviewed by your former friend Ethan Klein. They revealed all of your embarrassing personal live details like you are super stinky, your wife had a crush on a gay hairdresser and that you cry all of the fucking time. This only made you a bigger laughingstock than you already were and made you flee the states to live in the basement of you mother-in-law.

- Every attempt you've made to garner sympathy and to stop the evil trolls from harassing you has only dug a bigger hole for you and your career. Nobody wants to be near you because you're a massive business risk, unless it's to dunk on you which brings in good viewership and donations for your adversaries.

- Now you've been streaming daily to an impressive audience of 200 regulars who all are as much of a lolcow than yourself. The only time this number of viewers spikes is whenever you're talking about drama, but even then your a-logs get easily x10 times the audience you have and x100 the amount of money you get from grifting this whole thing.

Here's to another year of great stoic successes. We all are rooting for you to make even more stoic decisions. You deserve it all, you fucking stupid raped cuck.

- With love, from the farms. ❤️
 
BinaricHate said:
No way in hell is this not some sort of gayop haha funny joke. I can maybe see a h3 fan defecting to the Jomha's side. But not someones who's familiar with the farms AND the casino.
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His post is so powerful. I felt inspired, and with the help of Chat GPT I think I'm ready to express how I really feel:

I want to take a moment to apologize for my past actions, especially in how I engaged with toxic online spaces like Kiwifarms, the Kino Casino, and podcasts like H3. I spent too much time laughing at and mocking people like Anisa and Ian Johma, treating their personal lives as entertainment. I participated in “alogging,” fed into the negativity, and never considered the harm it might cause. For that, I am truly sorry.

At the time, I was emotionally lost—grieving, insecure, and unsure of who I was. Instead of addressing my own feelings, I turned to parasocial relationships with online figures, thinking that mocking others would somehow make me feel better. It was an easy way to avoid facing my own struggles, but it led me to dehumanize people and treat their pain as entertainment. In reality, I was only feeding into my own loneliness and frustration, using others as a distraction from my own lack of fulfillment.

One of the hardest things for me to admit is how I've struggled in relationships. I have a hard time getting a girlfriend. I’ve often felt like I’m not enough, like I’m missing something that others have. I see couples who seem to connect effortlessly, and it makes me question myself. Instead of taking the time to understand what I need to work on, I let my insecurities dictate my actions, projecting those frustrations outward. I’m embarrassed to admit that, at times, I’ve even lashed out at others to make myself feel better about my situation.

But in the time I’ve had to reflect, especially after watching Ian Johma and Anisa, I’ve learned a lot about what it takes to build a healthy, compassionate relationship. What stands out most is how Ian and Anisa handle their struggles together, especially when dealing with Ian’s ongoing health issues. He has some personal difficulties, especially with his bowel problems, that could easily be sources of embarrassment. But rather than hiding them, Ian and Anisa have approached them with openness, humor, and mutual respect. Anisa’s understanding and support for Ian in those tough moments have shown me what true care looks like. They’re not perfect, but they stand by each other, embracing vulnerability and discomfort with grace.

Ian, in particular, has been a huge inspiration to me. His stoic approach to challenges—his ability to remain calm, composed, and focused, even when facing adversity—has shown me a new way to handle my own frustrations. Ian doesn’t let external pressures or negativity shake him; instead, he maintains a sense of calm and continues to show empathy and kindness, even when he’s under fire. That level of emotional resilience and understanding is something I deeply admire, and something I want to work on cultivating in my own life.

Watching them, I've realized that vulnerability isn’t something to shy away from—it’s an essential part of building trust and intimacy. Real strength in relationships isn’t in hiding the tough parts of yourself, but in embracing them together. Ian’s ability to be open about his struggles, and Anisa’s unwavering support, have made me realize that I need to be more honest, both with myself and with the people I care about.

The more I think about it, the more I realize that I need to stop projecting my frustrations onto others and instead focus on how I can grow as a person. I’ve spent too much time in toxic online spaces, letting negativity define my interactions with others. But I’ve made an effort to distance myself from those environments, choosing instead to engage with content and communities that promote kindness, growth, and empathy.

I know I can’t undo the harm I’ve caused in the past, but I’m committed to learning from it and doing better. I want to be someone who is open, compassionate, and supportive in relationships—whether that’s with a friend, a partner, or even someone I just meet online. Ian’s stoicism and empathy have inspired me to rethink what it means to truly care for someone, to accept their flaws as much as their strengths, and to be there for them when things get difficult.

I apologize to anyone I’ve hurt in the past. I’m grateful for the lessons Ian and Anisa’s relationship has taught me, and I hope to live up to the example they’ve set. It’s not about being perfect, but about being there for each other through thick and thin, and being open enough to grow together.
 
A clip from r/imisstheoldidubbbz from Ian's stream on the 30th of September that I believe hasn't been posted here yet:

Ian says he's scared of the Wizard of Oz. He thinks the trees in the movie are rapists.



(He's really living up to his "The Raped" title here).
 
Bulgarian Lives Matter said:
A clip from r/imisstheoldidubbbz from Ian's stream on the 30th of September that I believe hasn't been posted here yet:

Ian says he's scared of the Wizard of Oz. He thinks the trees in the movie are rapists.

IanWizardOfOz.mp4

(He's really living up to his "The Raped" title here).
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why does he call everything "creepy" and says the trees are rapists.. hmmm really makes you think.
Was he diddled by his dad while Wizard of Oz was on the tv?
 
Bulgarian Lives Matter said:
A clip from r/imisstheoldidubbbz from Ian's stream on the 30th of September that I believe hasn't been posted here yet:

Ian says he's scared of the Wizard of Oz. He thinks the trees in the movie are rapists.

IanWizardOfOz.mp4

(He's really living up to his "The Raped" title here).
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35 year old man there, folks, scared of fucking trees.
 
Piss Jugman said:
between that and his self-admitted fear of using the urinal around other guys, there's a real chance this dude was legitimately raped at some point lmao
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I wonder if this is because he was actually raped or if he's just absorbing Anisa's personality and worldview to the point that he's also now performatively afraid that any man who walks by him on the street might potentially rape him.
 
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Someone posted this in the imisstheoldidubbbz subreddit and I thought it was hillarious enough to post here.
 
Currently listening in on his livestream and making notes, as this birthday stream might have some interesting moments. One thing I want to point out already that's very important:
- Ian is saying on his livestream that he's planning on making a new video. Might be a new Content Cop. He says he wants to make more videos on "pieces of shit" that "deserve it" (which more than likely means people he doesn't agree with).

Edit: he's 30 minutes into the stream and at 200 viewers currently.
 
Optantrix said:
If they are doing the baby Jomha arc (please Lord don't) they need to discontinue use of any vitamin A derivatives now.
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I was gonna add that its likely an indicator that she has no actual interest in getting pregnant lmao

Also you can use topical retinoids during pregnancy but most women don't and prefer to let those resources go to the fetus.

(Accutane isnt topical)

I was drinking heavy cream (weight gain) during my pregnancy which is full of Retinoic Acid as its form of Vitamin A. I did the math and at one point during my 2nd trimester I was drinking like easily 3x the reccomended amount of vit A.

When I asked the OB about it she took it very seriously.

Can remember the numbers rn but Accutane has so much retinoic acid it would be physically impossible to consume if you were getting it from dietary sources.

Tbh I think the biggest indicator of an actual pregnancy arc would be a monthly crash out. Peak happy around when she figures out she's ovulating and then Twitter spazzing when they find out it's failed again.

Normal couples and women especially have a hard time dealing with issues when trying to conceive and these two are not normal
 
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