Jodi Arias

Jodi Arias and Travis Alexander met in September of 2006 and from day one they were hooked on each other. Their relationship started getting toxic when Jodi became overly possessive and started listening in on Travis’s conversations when he was unaware. Travis broke things off with Jodi but the two of them never really stopped seeing each other, even when Jodi’s toxic behaviour was in full bloom. Unfortunately things escalated in June 2008 and Jodi murdered Travis in his own home. The details involved in this case are truly mind boggling.



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“Literally”

This is my pet peeve, so excuse the grammar lesson, but please look up what the word ‘literally’ means. You guys use it every few sentences, in place of words like ‘very’ and as an emphasis in general. You can’t compare carrying a heavy bag of cat litter to carrying a boulder by saying “you’re literally carrying a boulder out to your car” because that means you are ACTUALLY CARRYING A BOULDER, like a rock, not car litter. Literally means factually, actually - it doesn’t mean ‘like’ or ‘as’ like a simile.
The content of your posts are great but the gross overuse of the word ‘literally’, among others, is so distracting!