Jan 10, 2023
Whitney Part 1: John doubles down in his lies
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Whitney Part 1: John doubles down in his lies
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Fleaker
In the fleak of a hearts confusion
A flake of withered Scarlett
Twisted around a needles thread
Weaving up the chambers -
Snatch the lock and key.
Call for recess,
I need the nurses office,
A bandage to stop the lime mixing,
Keep the sand away from the Ocean.
Comprendre le sadfishing sur les réseaux sociaux
Sadfishing ou quand la tristesse devient un appât / outil sur les réseaux sociaux Les réseaux sociaux, vitrines modernes de nos vies idéalisées, sont parfois le théâtre de pratiques plus sombres. Parmi celles-ci, le sadfishing émerge comme une tendance récente troublante. Mais de quoi s’agit-il exactement et pourquoi ce phénomène prend-il de l’ampleur ? Le Sadfishing ou la pêche aux likes…
Sadfishing: Is Your Child Seeking Attention Or Seeking Support?
As social media becomes a bigger part of your child's life, it's crucial to understand "sadfishing"—posting overly emotional content to gain attention or sympathy. This term, coined by journalist Rebecca Reid, gained traction when Kendall Jenner's acne struggles were revealed to be a marketing ploy, labeled as sadfishing.
Signs your child might be sadfishing include posting excessively emotional content, seeking validation from followers, or exaggerating their problems. While some posts may be genuine, others could indicate your child needs more attention or support. It's essential to differentiate between seeking help and manipulating for attention.
Engage in open conversations with your child about their online behavior. Encourage them to express emotions healthily and guide them towards finding genuine support. If you suspect they might be struggling with deeper issues, consider seeking help from a mental health professional.
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Мне так много ещё хочется сказать. От этого невысказанного сводит скулы.
Гуляла сегодня вдоль ЛЭП. Хтоническое гудение навело меня на размышления о том как можно обожествлять всякое индустриальное. Понимаю авторов scp статей на данную тематику.
Кругом красота, о которой мне некому рассказывать. И фоткать тоже не стала.
-Зачем ты романтизируешь обыденность?
-Ну а что мне ещё остаётся? Я не хочу плакать и кричать в истерике от бессмысленности бытия.
Идите вы нахуй с романтизацией творческого сумасшествия. Со стороны оно мб воодушевляюще и невероятно, но внутри мрак полный.
Когда я окончательно ëбнусь, то заведу тг канал с мемами и красивыми фотками. Это будет моя депрессивная капитуляция.
*хотела прикрепить мем, но решила, что хватит с вас этой моей херни*
Надо покушать шоколадную пасту, поплакать и уснуть. Как же я заебала
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We’ve all seen it: a friend on social media tweeting or posting status updates bursting with tantalising cryptic vagueness.
I’m so upset right now. Unbelievable. SO done with this. FML.
Oh, the mystery! The intrigue! How delicious. We, of course, have. to. know.
“What’s happened? Are you okay?” we ask. The response? Oh, nothing. It’s okay. I’m fine. I’ll PM you.
That’s if we even get a…
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Entenda o que é 'sadfishing', nova tendência nas redes sociais Pessoas que reclamam sobre problemas pessoais online estão sendo atacadas e acusadas de "sadfishing", inventar mentiras sobre saúde mental para ganhar curtidas A Digital Awareness UK (DAUK), empresa que realiza pesquisas sobre o ambiente digital, está preocupada com a tendência de atacar jovens que compartilham suas frustrações nas redes sociais. Os bulinadores acreditam que o sofrimento dessas pessoas não é real e que elas estão apenas buscando curtidas nas redes. O comportamento de fazer reclamações exageradas sobre a saúde mental e problemas próprios para gerar curtidas e simpatia nas redes sociais é referido como "sadfishing". Porém, embora alguns casos de "sadfishing" possam até existir, a DAUK se preocupa que pessoas com problemas reais estejam sendo ignoradas ou até mesmo atacadas, o que poderia piorar a condição mental delas. A DAUK entrevistou cerca de 50 mil estudantes para sua pesquisa e disse que percebeu que os alunos geralmente ficam decepcionados por não obter o apoio de que precisam on-line. "Muitas pessoas comentaram e 'curtiram' meu post, mas algumas pessoas disseram que eu estava "sadfishing" na escola, no dia seguinte, por atenção. Compartilhar meus sentimentos online me fez sentir pior em alguns aspectos, mas apoiado em outros", disse um jovem entrevistado. Esta não é a primeira pesquisa que mostra os problemas de comportamento online na Inglaterra. No início do ano, um estudo da Organização para Cooperação e Desenvolvimento Econômico (OCDE), com 250 mil professores em 48 países, indicou que 27% dos professores da Inglaterra tinham que lidar com problemas relacionados ao bullying online toda semana- em comparação a uma média internacional de 3%. #sadfishing #limatecnologia #salvadorbahia #brasil (em Salvador, Bahia, Brasil) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Gy5Fhl3Nk/?igshid=1rv476t4hswk3