@DreamDestroye16@wolfuugames@GreenTextRepost In Australia that’s not how it works. It took months for me to get my first job, almost a year, and I only got my second job because of ties to someone who knew someone else.
genuinely extremely grim that a guy battling depression, and how it ended, can so easily be co-opted by the worst people online as just "he was an incel." stuff like feeling ugly, wanting to feel desired, and struggling to keep friends is very universal. it's not an incel thing
@Cody_2711 It’s deeply traumatic for the train conductor 😭 it isn’t even just a problem of doing it in front of people, it’s also doing it in a way that an innocent person is going to live with guilt for the rest of their life wondering if somehow they could’ve stopped
@hhelIdoll @bluinuf @art_retr0 Ok, I understand what you mean, I’m sorry. Also I had no idea what xenophobia was until you said this, thanks for teaching me something new.
@hhelIdoll @bluinuf @art_retr0 I do see what you mean, however, I don’t quite understand how what was said via the black woman wasn’t racist. Whilst I’ve not seen or heard that be said before by a black woman, isn’t any kind of negative association to skin colour a type of racism?