After my divorce I accidentally sent $19,000 dollars to a cosplay model who I honestly thought liked me but I turned out to be a lie. Worse is the judge thinks I’m trying to do some sort of fraud because I lost all the money and I had to admit to being tricked in front of 70 people some of who laughed at me. The judge still didn’t believe me and I’m probably going to still be on the hook. Is their anyway to get the money back. I already asked her and she never got back to me. I asked customer support and all I got was some robot reply and couldn’t get an operator. What do I do? I feel so trapped and alone.

>>33294311 (OP)
What do you mean you accidentally sent $19k to a model? How do you accidentally do something like that? Explain to me exactly what happened.

I assume this is bait, but on the off chance it's not, this is not good.

You're a good guy. I hope her bf bought lots of drugs with that spending money you sent her and he fucked her while she was high out of her mind.

By the way, I doubt you ever actually talked to her OP. It was probably her bf. Women don't like to actually have to talk to weird creepy gross men online so they get a guy to manage their account and pretend to be them.

>After my divorce I accidentally sent $19,000 dollars to a cosplay model

Customer support? What? Is this only fans? Is this made up? Wha…?

>>33294370
>Is this made up?
what do you think?

>>33294322
well op thought she liked him and will become his girlfriend if he faunts how much money he has

>>33294375
I think it's real because I have met people irl who have done this kind of shit. Incels don't even know how bad divorced men can be.

>>33294375
this sounds very reasonable story though
>OP through divorce desperate for validation / pussy
>OP sends money from funds much of which will be divorce raped from him anyways (see him having to convince judge this actually happend)
>OP is a desperate cuck who's gonna get raped worse and worse by women his whole life anyway easily tellable from tone of language alone

>>33294311 (OP)
and no OP, what she did was immoral, but legal. lying about lying someone is not a crime. want to grow up? ruin her life in a way that is also immoral, but legal.

>>33294311 (OP)
>accidentally
Laughing so hard, don't even care if it's LARP

>>33294387
>lying about lying someone
lying about liking*

>ruin her life in a way that is also immoral, but legal.
to be precise, if you go into this with getting your money back in mind, you will only become more miserable. if you start treating women the way you honestly want, you start on the path of growth.

>>33294398
since OP never responded to anything in the thread you can be sure its LARP