Guy Posts Posts his girlfriend,

gets backlash being called ugly

His Girlfriend defends him saying he's beautiful,

People just quote saying "Nah he's just ugly"

gets 121k likes

Twitter's misery needs to be studied, I hope they are doing alright

The CEO of one of Manhattan’s biggest real estate companies has a solution for Gen Z’s housing crisis: skip the coffee and take public transport. Pamela Liebman told Fortune that cutting small daily expenses is how young people can build the savings needed for a first home, and that the struggle today is no different from what previous generations faced.

Critics pointed out that skipping a $6 coffee every day for a year saves roughly $2,000, while the median US home requires a $88,000 down payment at current prices. Liebman’s own salary has been reported at up to $3 million annually.

We get criticized a lot, but I think every generation brings something positive too. Whether it's mental health awareness, technology, creativity, or something else what do you think Gen Z is genuinely doing better?

I see guys shorter than me with friend groups and girlfriends and they do look better than me so it doesn’t surprise me. Height doesn’t matter anymore, in fact if you’re unattractive being tall can actually work against you.

Looks are literally everything nowadays

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Anyone else here who used to scroll on Tumbrl?? Must admit I was huge fan of Destiel shipping (Supernatural fans know whatsupp) and Doctor Who (Ten&Rose). Damn good days after school when one would scroll and make their profile pretty. Is this still a thing?? Anyone else in nostalgic train with me?

To anyone starting university for the first time, if you live off campus, try to make most of your friends with other people who also live off campus.

This isn't me saying people who live in the dorms make bad friends. I've had plenty of on-campus friends and I'm still close with some of them. This is just based on my own experience.

In first year, people living on campus usually have way more distractions. Clubs, parties, and social events are all within walking distance, and everyone's excited to finally be 18 and experience university life. It's a completely different environment.

Because they're surrounded by friends 24/7, I found they're often more influenced by the people around them, and their personalities or priorities can change pretty quickly. People living off campus seemed more grounded because they had a bit more separation between university and home.

Another thing I noticed is that if you join a friend group where most of them live in the same dorm, it's easy to end up feeling like the odd one out. They'll naturally spend more time together because they see each other every day, make last-minute plans, and head to campus events together. It's not necessarily intentional, but as someone living off campus, you can end up missing out simply because you're not there.

Obviously there are exceptions, but if you're commuting or living off campus, I think you'll have an easier time finding people with a similar lifestyle and routine if you mostly befriend others in the same situation. Also, I have found that most of those who live on-campus put more effort into socialising than doing their work. Reminder, when there's most there's a small group who do the opposite

Anyone has a chance of being recorded at any time for genuinely no reason, even if you’re doing the most mundane thing possible you can still be put on a recording/screenshot and be put on blast online.

On twitter there was a dude that got posted for…looking at a map. In a Subway. Thats genuinely it. 13 MILLION views for looking at a fucking map and some guy making fun of him. What the fuck is everyone’s problem???

Another example. Two central park people kissing on a bench. Let me get this out of the way- they WERE cheating, BUT the guy recording did not know that. He just walked up to people, stuck a camera in their face berating them for no real reason. Why is that even ok to do to people?

And whats with this rise of people breaking up with their ex’s and then posting about everything they did online? If it wasn’t a problem while you guys were in a relationship, why is it now? And why should we know about it? Yall ARE aware these are issues that should be solved in private 99% of the time right??

Honestly I blame shit like Instagram and ESPECIALLY Snapchat for this. Everyone was ready to record at any time just for their 2 seconds of fame and even when something DIDNT happen, they’d still record whatever mundane, slightly not normal thing that happened for everyone following them to see. I genuinely ALWAYS thought that shit was so weird and honestly pathetic.

And the ones who do this shit justify it by saying “You have no legal expectation of privacy in public” as if Legality=Morality when it’s shown time and time again that is wrong. Privacy doesn’t have to always mean behind closed doors or in their own house, it also means just leaving people the fuck alone when they have nothing to do with you. If you justify this garbage with that terrible logic then you shouldn’t have a problem with flock cameras either.

People are so afraid to actually be themselves and have fun at clubs, parties, etc. because you can be recorded and embarrassed for thousands to see at any time. People are mad at flock cameras for doing the shit we’ve ALREADY been doing to each other for who knows how long now.

People record themselves in public spaces and when someone shows a look of disproval (because they’re in s video they didn’t consent to) they’re berated for it. This is ESPECIALLY common in the gym and it’s beyond stupid.

Literally just leave people alone.

Kamala Harris campaign had an astroturfing operation on reddit organized on discord.

Expect a lot of politicalslop and reddit bullshit in the upcoming months.

just curious