"These guys are absolutely disgusting! And those drivers who just sat there and watched? Cold to the core!"
"You did the right thing! They need to face consequences!"
Reading those comments, the tears came instantly.
Finally, someone understood how badly I'd been wronged. Finally, someone was on my side.
But less than two hours later, the tide turned completely.
Somehow, those three men had hired paid trolls. They took clips from my video and chopped them beyond recognition.
All that was left was footage of me screaming and riding off.
The caption flipped the whole story on its head:
"Female rider cuts us off on purpose, fails at her scam, then files a fake harassment report. Demanded a hundred thousand in compensation on the spot. Now she's posting videos to cyberbully us. We're asking the public to judge for themselves!"
The doctored video exploded. The cyberbullying crashed over me like a tsunami.
Strangers flooded my comment section in a frenzy.
"It's past eleven at night and some woman is cruising around on a motorcycle. What kind of decent person does that?"
"Wearing skin-tight riding gear like that? That's for men to look at. Dressed like that, who else are they gonna harass?"