I’m going to be honest and straightforward about this. When it comes to Tiffany, I don’t see growth, progress, or credibility anymore. What I see is repetition — the same promises, the same explanations, and the same behavior looping over and over again. Support doesn’t disappear randomly. People don’t distance themselves for no reason. When words constantly clash with actions, trust erodes. Over time, fewer people stand by you, not because they’re cruel, but because they’re tired of believing in change that never actually happens. Talking about quitting something while continuing to rely on it sends a clear message. It tells people that what’s being said isn’t real. Consistency is everything in this space, and without it, respect fades quickly. No one is entitled to an audience. No one is owed loyalty. When content stops feeling genuine, people quietly move on. That silence is louder than criticism, and it speaks for itself. If Tiffany ever chooses to step back and reset, that would be a personal decision — not a punishment. Sometimes stepping away is the only way to reflect, rebuild, and understand why support disappeared in the first place. At the end of the day, results matter more than announcements. Discipline matters more than explanations. And when those things are missing, people naturally stop standing by your side. This isn’t hate. It’s a conclusion.