I was born in 98. I heard my ENTIRE CHILDHOOD "anything you post online is forever." We have always been told that, these people just didn't think it would apply to them because they're delusional and narcissistic
Everyday I am convinced that just because you look like an adult doesn't mean you have grown up at all. Losing your job over TikTok sounds like something a teenager would do.
As a disabled person, it disgusts me that people fake disability, AND ACTUALLY GET IT! It’s SO DIFFICULT to get disability benefits for a genuine disability it’s sickening. I HAD a friend opt to leave this torturous world due to an extremely RARE disease, one in a MILLION, and she was an amazing , attorney, and archeologist. She fought for YEARS, and finally succumbed to the pain and disrespect from magistrates, judges, ignorant, arrogant officials who treated her despicably. SHAME ON ALL THOSE WHO “judge” what is disability, without knowing WTF they’re doing. And when I hear about FAKERS getting disability, I mourn all over again.
I saw last year a documentary type video on a well-paid professional guy who did "day in the life" videos where he said nothing, just showed his daily routine. He just got up, went to the gym, eat breakfast, commute, walk to his desk, later leave, go home, eat dinner... All SILENT. His channel blew up. People loved it. So he quit his 6-figure job to become full-time creator. But he no longer did the things people loved, which involved his routine going to his job. His channel tanked.
I’m a nurse who has worked in different hospitals. Each hospital had a no phone on the unit policy. Forget taking pictures. Forget making videos at work. No phones period.
the people posing with fluids in a gyno office is so triggering every time! Not only do we have to deal with sexism, medical gas lighting and extremely painful procedures, now we have to worry about being made fun of when we leave 😠