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Andy’s “Lie of Omission” Ruins a Key Moment and Wastes Valuable Time

It’s becoming impossible to ignore Andy’s habit of telling only half of the story, or worse—lying by omission. During a live stream or in one of her posts, I once said Andy only tells about 25% of the truth, and this latest episode proves it. Her claim that Robin tried to kiss her and she “pushed him back” is not just a half-truth; it’s an outright distortion of events.

If we rewind to the scene she’s referencing, it’s clear that the truth is very different. Robin didn’t try to kiss her and get rejected—quite the opposite. Andy is the one who emotionally embraced Robin after he reassured her during a tense moment with Gary. She ran her hand up his chest and exchanged longing glances. She even leaned into him, and he reciprocated. The chemistry was undeniable until, suddenly, Andy’s “morals” kicked in—though technically, she wasn’t even with Jordan at that point, having broken up with him to re-engage with Gary.

So, let’s talk about what Andy didn’t say. Instead of wasting everyone’s time with a fabricated kiss story, Andy should have shared the far more pressing details about what really went down that day. For instance, Gary was drugged—somebody tried to kill him! How is that not the first thing to mention to the sisters? Then there’s the tension with Jordan and Penelope, who are clearly upset and believe she played them all along. Why gloss over that, only to focus on a kiss that never happened?

And then, of course, the conversation shifts to Karen’s drama with Marie, which feels completely irrelevant given the gravity of what Andy just went through. The day was filled with life-threatening incidents, not petty misunderstandings.

But instead of laying out the truth about Gary’s near-death experience and her current precarious situation, Andy decides to prioritize nothing stories, once again wasting time and pulling the focus away from the real dangers at hand. It’s disappointing, especially when this is a recurring issue for her—telling half-truths and dodging the important conversations.

In short, Andy hasn’t learned a thing. She’ll continue playing the victim and hiding key information that could help her friends and family understand the real threats she’s facing. It’s time to stop letting her manipulate the narrative with lies of omission and start having those crucial conversations about real events. After all, lives are at stake—not just her own drama with Robin.