The "Sad Chad" Generation of White Men w/Mommy-Divorce Issues R Abusers. Unless U Do It 1st.

**I have police reports, body camera and officer vehicle footage, and audio recordings of each incident referenced below. I think. Which hopefully gives some credibility to my statements. Am plan to link text to applicable reports/video/audio as applicable and as required by Mennen.

In September 2020, my son Haven's dad, Max, made an inexcusable number of phone calls to the Seattle Police Department's emergency 911 number and made reports about me that were almost entirely exaggerated or false, despite explicit direction on each occasion to NOT call 911 with his personal issues. Because I wasn't breaking any laws or posing a real, identifiable threat, the police had no reason to invest time in doing Max's butt-hurt biddings, at least those made with relation to me, relentless as they were.

Max first 911 call of Sept made after midnight. He initially told police he had noticed I was not at his apartment with our son around 830pm. He falsely claimed that I had no legal parental rights to our son and that I was not supposed to leave the property of the apartment he was renting via Section 8 with our son. A noteable portion of the call was made up of Max excited chattering about an ex-boyfriend, whose apartment I'd brought Haven to for the very first time that very evening. I'd brought Haven there because

*just realized all Max's calls revolved around my refusal to do sonething that he wanted me to do, whether claims he made were true or not. This is very telling of his manipulative, controlling, and call-the-police-if-you-dont-act-how-i-want-you-to-(If you don't have sex with me, I will call the cops)-personality, I would think. My calls about him were like, he hit me and stole my stuff and ran away. His are like, she refuses to leave MY bathroom, because she is homeless trash.

If I don't put these away, they'll be left in the bottom rack utensil holding area of the dishwasher, with the front of the washer completely open, and the bottom rack pulled out. Our son is 2 and loves to mimic us.