When DARVO meets Delusion—Again.

“So true My ex Jezy smeared me with lies and saying she is divorced but she isn’t…”

Another post. Another projection. Another pseudo-sermon from Mark Anthony Stephens, who once again mistakes obsession for testimony.

Let’s set the record straight—because Mark never will:

❗️Yes, the divorce is not yet legally finalized.
❗️Yes, Mark is the one who filed for the divorce.
❗️Yes, Mark is also the reason it’s still pending—after firing his attorney and refusing to participate in required discovery.

And here’s the kicker:

❗️The house he keeps referring to as “his”?
It was awarded to Tori in her previous divorce.
Mark never had legal claim to it to begin with.

So this isn’t just dishonest—it’s delusional.

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When You Can’t Control the Outcome, You Control the Narrative

Mark isn’t sharing updates. He’s performing. Loudly. Repetitively. And very selectively.

He says Tori lied.
He says Gustav is a false pastor.
He says the ministry is fake.
He says she’s in his house.
He says the marriage isn’t real.

What he doesn’t say:

• He filed for the divorce himself.
• He then tanked the process by refusing to cooperate.
• He was removed from the home by court order.
• The home wasn’t even his in the first place.

This isn’t spiritual warfare. It’s emotional trespassing.

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The Repetition is the Revelation

Which brings us to the obvious question:
HOW MANY DAMNED TIMES DO YOU NEED TO TELL SOCIAL MEDIA ABOUT THIS, MARK?

You’ve posted about this same thing for over a year now.
Not to resolve it—just to relive it. Publicly. Loudly. Incessantly.

Each post is a monument to the fact that Tori moved on—and you haven’t.

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🧠 The House. The Haunting. The Hilarious Timeline of “Soon.”

Mark’s favorite fantasy phrase?

“She will have to buy me out soon…”

Ah yes. Soon.
The same mythical unit of time where:

• His “book” is being released,
• His “ministry” is being relaunched,
• His “truth” is being revealed, and
• His court compliance is definitely just around the corner.

“Soon” in Markland isn’t a date—it’s a lifestyle.
It’s a slippery word that means absolutely nothing… but feels like accountability when you post it in all caps.

And now, he’s pairing “soon” with a conspiracy theory:
That Gustav—Tori’s husband—is “living in my house, on my dime,” and it should be “a crime with jail time when a man does that.”

Wait. Jail time?
For what? Being the adult in the room?

Let’s make this painfully simple for Mark and his Facebook Amen choir:

• 🏠 The house was awarded to Tori in her previous divorce.
• 🧾 You never owned it.
• 🚫 You were legally removed from it.
• 💸 You’re not paying for it.
• ⛪️ You are not the head of any household. Not spiritually. Not legally. Not financially.

The only thing Gustav is guilty of is minding his business and staying quiet while you lose yours publicly.

But sure—let’s pretend this is some felony-level home invasion because another man is drinking coffee in a kitchen you were never on the mortgage for.

Let’s throw in imaginary crimes now, since actual legal outcomes haven’t exactly gone in your favor.

“She will have to buy me out soon…”

Mark, she doesn’t have to buy you out of a house.
She has to wait for the court to drag you—kicking and delusional—through the divorce you filed and then abandoned.

And let’s be honest:
Your idea of “soon” is like a gas station burrito labeled “fresh.”
We all know better.

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This isn’t a man seeking closure.
This is a man who thinks ghosting a house entitles him to haunt it forever.

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Bible Verses Don’t Cancel Court Records

You can call someone a false prophet all day long, but it doesn’t unfile the court documents. It doesn’t undo the restraining orders. It doesn’t change the fact that you were never legally awarded the house, or that you’re the one who filed a divorce you now weaponize to accuse someone else of deception.

At a certain point, it’s not just DARVO—it’s denial.

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The Divorce Isn’t Done—But That’s on Him

Tori isn’t pretending anything.
She’s just not pretending that Mark’s role in her life still exists.

She’s moved on emotionally, spiritually, and relationally.
Mark is still writing Facebook psalms about a house that was never his, a marriage he refuses to finalize, and a church he was never part of.