@lapetitebarbie girl this is my dump account with almost no followers. and u seem to be checking anyways so it’s pretty direct if you ask me. no one’s obsessed with you. you’ll be fine.
@lapetitebarbie and you’ve written like 50 replies combined to different people, fighting with everyone. now what? i thought you were done? i’m going quote you and say “why do you care?”
@lapetitebarbie@ejonIine@thinklnboutu2@addicted2mess and it’s not an insult to me because i see people working those jobs as normal people. unlike you, i don’t look down on someone for trying to make a living for themselves. i don’t need to tell you what i do to prove i’m better than anyone either. you don’t know me lol.
@lapetitebarbie@ejonIine@thinklnboutu2@addicted2mess we don’t have that in my country, but even if i did, what’s your point? is working a lower-income job supposed to be an insult now? does that make u better than others? weird way to see the world.
@itisaishaa@addicted2mess young fans?? love island isn’t a kid show. and this concept of wanting a luxury life you see on social media is not a new concept trinity introduced. young people have always felt like this, it’s just a matter of how they handle social media.
@SpaceV28@thinklnboutu2@lapetitebarbie@addicted2mess you think we didn’t know that??? you guys are arguing over normal human behavior. people have always wanted things they couldn’t easily have, especially from a young age. comparing yourself to others isn’t some new concept. this shouldn’t even be a conversation.
@yunaluna16@addicted2mess huh? my point is it became normal for younger people to compare themselves to what they see online. when you constantly see people living a luxury life you can naturally feel behind. that’s the effect of social media unfortunately. i’m saying she’s not saying anything new here.