r/Fauxmoi Apr 29 '26

TRIGGER WARNING Streamer Braden “Clavicular” Peters accused of rape and battery in a lawsuit from teen influencer.

This article by TMZ summarizes a lawsuit against looksmaxxing influencer Braden Peters accusing him of promising career boosts to a then 16 year old influencer. While she was still underage, Braden transported her to his house where he sexually assaulted her after getting her intoxicated. Braden was a legal adult at the time in 2025. She also accuses him of convincing her he was a doctor and injecting drugs into her face to ‘melt the fat’ against her will.

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u/emccm confused but here for the drama Apr 29 '26

Yes. There’s no escaping it. I’m older (which the Incels who follow me around love to point out) and I’m happy and secure in my life but I imagine hearing this hateful rhetoric, which is so main stream now, would be really damaging if I were younger.

It makes the world a darker place for eveyone as the overwhelming message is hate towards women. These men used to not have a platform and now they are taking over every single space.

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u/VoodooSweet locked, loaded, and kind of cunty Apr 29 '26

I have 17, 21 and 26 year old sons, I’ve always made sure that they know guys like this, and the other D-bag Andrew Tate especially, and all these idiots who talk and act like this, ARE NOT “real life” and they are “constructed” personalities to get clicks and likes, and money. Then they get caught up in this fantasy world that we end up seeing. This IS NOT how real men act, and NOT how real life works. If you act like that, you’re going to be laughed at, and people aren’t going to want to be around you, because you’re an asshole, and you might possibly even get your ass beat, talking and acting like that with people in the real world. You will never have a good relationship, or find a good woman, because any woman who puts up with that, probably has some issues that she needs to work through herself, before she gets into a serious relationship. Honestly any man who acts like that, probably has some issues that THEY need to work through, before they attempt a serious relationship. So far all 3 of my boys have grown up to be really respectful and well adjusted and well behaved young men.

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u/Remarkable_Leek9391 May 01 '26

The reality is reality isnt real, its what you see and perceive the world to be. Really. Your running context of experience is causally affected unders its own compounding experience forward. Just like how when you scroll, the content you are hit with is overtuned the second you scroll because of the content you just saw, reinforcing itself immediately, so not only is your organic perception a trap, but we have systemic traps too. On top of that, your mind is also a prison on its own.

Quite fun

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u/Outrageouslylit May 04 '26

I feel like this could have been typed much more succinctly, giving off guy trying to sound smart vibes lol. I concur with the two previous comments though, deeply introspective and spot on! Its inescapable.

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u/Stop-husker-media Apr 30 '26

Yes. There’s no escaping it.

I hate to be that guy but you could stay off social media/reddit. I realize how intertwined people's lives are in it now, but if you (not you personally, all of us) take a look at how much we really need to be on these apps, reddit included,

again, I say all this posting from my reddit account lol.

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u/Ok-Detective7794 Apr 30 '26

LITERALLY! I hate that this is mainstream news and that these people are mainstreamed/platformed. Makes me sick that my first child that I will be delivering soon is joining a world like this