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Please normalize letting people eat their lunch alone if they want and decompressing for 30 min without the pressure of being considered antisocial in the workplace.
@ToywithMeCake @4_48psychosis @strangek3vin @TikTokSupport absolutely, if the skit had no joke in it and was at the cost of actual survivors of domestic violence. absolutely we are
@rainytrainride@tobe_fr @strangek3vin @TikTokSupport and thatβs absolutely valid. but to most women whoβve experienced this, seeing their experiences be played out in such a nonchalant and gory way as a joke is really unsettling. Which is why it wouldβve been better to delete them or apologize.
@rainytrainride@tobe_fr @strangek3vin @TikTokSupport if the intent wasnβt malicious then he shouldβve addressed that immediately and taken them down. but the fact still stands that he was making a joke out of real life problems that are horrible and brutal
@rainytrainride@tobe_fr @strangek3vin @TikTokSupport the frustration with the videos kevin made comes from the fact that the intention was clear and the jokes he was making were at a cost to real people with those problems, and it seemed intentional. Iβve never seen a mukbang targeted at people with EDs
@rainytrainride@tobe_fr @strangek3vin @TikTokSupport iβm certain cases, occasionally and sure! but the difference is that (at least the ones iβve seen) mukbangs arenβt intentionally making fun of EDs. So itβs a little bit of a different area than a direct jab at a that kind of trauma. But i see what youβre saying
@rainytrainride@tobe_fr @strangek3vin @TikTokSupport the concept of dark humor like that is normally for people who have been in the situation or a similar one, as a method of coping. This isnβt dark humor itβs just awful. Itβs inconsiderate and awful to survivors of abuse whether or not some people find it funny on the internet.