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• Posting the messages publicly was a calculated move to harm him, particularly in the context of her admitting she waited until she believed his new partner was pregnant or in distress.

In her defense, Brady claimed she released the texts to warn other women about potential red flags, claiming he misused "boundaries" as a form of control.

Further, she expressed that she waited out of concern for her own and her child's well-being, fearing that confrontations could add stress during pregnancy. However, many see this as a self-serving justification for a move motivated by jealousy or bitterness.

Does This Constitute Emotional Abuse?

The question of whether Hill's texts are emotionally abusive is complex. Critics say: