Paris Campbell, the former wife of Against Me! front-woman Laura Jane Grace, has responded to a series of recent videos posted by Grace.
The situation stems from Grace making remarks comparing her body to Campbell’s, comments she later attempted to walk back as a joke while in the same breath doubling down on the same remark.
Campbell has since shared her own response, stitching one of Grace’s follow-up explanation videos and offering her side of the matter while addressing the remarks made about her.
Lambgoat has transcribed the stitched clip with both parties speaking:
Campbell: Hi, if you don’t mind, I’d like to go through this one together.
Grace (stiched): I just want to real quick address the video that I posted earlier today, um, and say that like I’m joking.
Campbell: Um, no, you’re not. If you were joking, these wouldn’t be the same insults that you threw at me while we were married, because this isn’t the first time that you’ve told me how lopsided my boobs are.
Grace (stiched): Of course I’m not joking about the being stalked part.
Campbell: No one’s stalking you.
Grace (stiched): Like, that’s very real.
Campbell: No, it’s not. I made a video that I wish I never fucking made at this point because it’s led to this, where I jokingly mentioned that I made every effort possible to not find out where my ex lived, only told by the electric company after you shut off the power at the house that I was living in, and about how I feel uncomfortable because I’m actively trying to avoid possibly ever running into you.
Grace (stiched): It sucks. Like, I don’t feel safe in my home, and when I step outside of my front door in the morning, I stop and I look around and I scan all the parked cars.
Campbell: There’s no need to do that. I will never be parked outside your place at all. I will never be parked anywhere near your place.
Grace (stiched): And I have lived under the suspicion— excuse me— that, um, I’ve been being surveilled for the past year.
Campbell: That’s weird as hell, and I think maybe you should talk to a therapist about that.
Grace (stiched): Um, that my devices are tapped.
Campbell: I don’t have any access to your devices.
Grace (stiched): It sucks. It’s the fucking worst.
Campbell: It does sound like living with those delusions would be extremely difficult.
Grace (stiched): And I know that the real reason that my ex is having a hard time getting over me isn’t because I have better tits than them.
Campbell: I do, but hey, and I am happy for you, truly.
Grace (stiched): That’s not it. Uh, the real reason is because I have a 7-inch dick. Oh, and I fuck like a stallion.
Campbell: Is that what you call it when, like, I don’t know, like, you ice someone out all day and curse them out a few times, tell them they’re a piece of shit? And then, um, like right when they’re like on the verge of tears, you come around the corner and you’re like, “Wanna fuck?” And then you like jackrabbit objectify that woman for the next like 30 minutes while completely gratifying yourself, and she’s just like, you know, corn star vibes for you.
Grace (stiched): Like, you hear me talk about how much I go to the gym. Imagine breaking up with me and then trying to find someone who matches the amount of cardio work that I do daily. Fucking good luck.
Campbell: Yeah, that hasn’t really been my focus since the breakup. I’ve actually been dealing with a lot of these psychological and emotional fallout from the realization that most of our relationship was actually based on me being sexually objectified by you. And the fact that you’re even bringing this up now when all the problems that I’ve actually talked about are about kind of like the horrification of me in your mind and how you misogynistically pushed all of that onto me because of your internalized misogyny— it’s crazy that you think that this is like a funnier version of the shit you already said about me tonight, which was a rant on how my big fake tits are an inch apart from one another.
Grace (stiched): Um, anyway, again, to my ex, fuck off. Fuck all the way off. Leave me the fuck alone. Stop talking about me.
Campbell: I’m not talking about you. That’s, that’s what you don’t seem to understand. I’m allowed to talk about my personal experiences in my life, and unfortunately, a big fucking mistake of a huge experience I had in my life was doing all the shit we did together.
Grace (stiched): Get a fucking life, and I don’t know, get a new tit job.
Campbell: Bye, peace.
Campbell has since followed up the above clip with a new more explanatory video addressing LJG’s behavior during their marriage/relationship and their active “smear campaign”.
In that she shared, transcribed by Lambgoat:
This is what an active smear campaign looks like after coming forward about mistreatment in your marriage. It looks like an 18-page statement written by someone who you mistrusted during your marriage, thinking that you could talk to them about your problems. They come forward, they call you a weirdo, they tell you how they never wanted to talk to you in the first place, how you did nothing but pester them. This statement is written anonymously but posted publicly by your ex. The next morning, the statement gets picked up by multiple news outlets.
It looks like someone who’s already been talking crap about you on the internet while you were married to this person messaging you instantly when you come forward, telling you to stop talking. It looks like this person continuing to write defamatory statements about you on the internet for the next year. To this day, it looks like finding out that your ex actually follows that person on social media. It looks like multiple snark subreddits having to be banned from the internet because of how volatile they are about their hatred towards you. It looks like that not stopping them, so they just started Discord.
It looks like people who work for your ex starting a Substack just to defame you a year later. It looks like that same person who wrote that original 18-slide statement sliding in their comments to tell them what a good supportive friend they are and not a yes man. It looks like every time you go on your own live or do anything on your own on social media, these people watching, threading in real time, talking about you. It looks like these people calling you a stalker while they have spent the last year stalking you. It looks like that person who wrote that 18-slide statement finally getting what they always wanted, which is a record produced by your ex.
It looks like your own ex participating in hate forums about you and encouraging others to do so by telling others how much they love the forums. It looks like your ex coming on the internet to publicly shame your private parts and to speak of you and your relationship as if you are some sex object when you have been speaking out for the last year about how you felt sexually objectified and mistreated in your marriage with this person. And that’s just cracking the ice. I could go on for hours.