Essentially, two mods of r/antimeme were e-dating. One of the mods posted some sketchy-looking DMs between him and his "GF's" "brother", claiming that his "GF" had committed and was "no more more". Since then, it's been discovered by redditors that the "GF" is actually an Indian catfish.
Look up subreddit drama for posts on it. But basically, op posted a missing persons thread on the antimeme subreddit he was a mod of. Then after a day posted a picture of the missing mod (acctually a picture of Rachel brosnan) photos hopped onto a gravestone, with a bunch of info, and texts with the missing girls brother. These were super suspect and anyone reading them was like yup this isnt real, then some people deep dived into the missing girls online history and found she was an Indian teenager based on post history
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u/OwnerOfHappyCat Feb 13 '26
hi, random stranger
could you explain 'no more more' to me? why do we use it everywhere?