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and made rape jokes in dms with friends on Twitter
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and made rape jokes in dms with friends on Twitter
No idea man, they somehow pulled out stuff from deactivated accounts too. One thing I noticed though was that they couldn't recover stuff from suspended accounts, and as long as you don't log into any social media on your school/job site's wifi you should be fine.How did your school get access to your Twitter DMs?
I'm glad you're here, and I'm not alone in that.I am full of self loathing and I wish I didn’t exist!
Something similar happened to a friend of mine, not in high school but in his trade school. I'll say the same thing I told him: I'm not sure your account is 100% earnest, but it doesn't really matter from the POV of trying to help.Well, I have a wall of text to share;
I was doom scrolling Twitter during class in high school like a month ago (I am 18 btw don't ban my shit pls jannies) and a classmate saw my username and asked me what my twitter was. I was dismissive and made it pretty clear I didn't want to be friends with him and I guess that ticked him off because he reported my account to school staff.
A lot of what I said was compiled by my school and I got digitalfootprinted. What they were most mad about was that I posted a picture of student watching porn during class and made rape jokes in dms with friends on Twitter. What followed was me getting pulled out of class and handcuffed while taking a quiz and sent to a psychiatric ward for 3 days. I was evaluated a lot during this time and they found nothing wrong with me so I was released. The school then decided to expel me as punishment for making edgy jokes on an anonymous twitter account on the grounds that I was a "threat" to the school despite having no behavioral complications at all before this happened. Despite the administration deliberately saying this matter was supposed to be confidential they later went back on that and "warned" students about me, which included namedropping me to them, for making a rape joke in a dm. What annoyed me the most was the school administration repeatedly trying to gaslight my parents into thinking I was a rapist, nazi, threat, etc..
So I get expelled 4 weeks before graduating, get accused of planning to rape other people, have my story shared by teachers without my consent, falsely labeled a nazi, and lose all of my university acceptances.
I didn't know where to post this, but I think KF was a good place to as it is a website that in its nature revolves around freedom of speech. I'm not sure what will be the full effect of this towards my life, but I think it's best to remain hopeful for the future.
Death is so final and cruel to wish on someone. All you can do is try to live righteously, guide others to do better, and lift others up.I don't really appreciate this trend of super edgy language, especially on the internet it's normal to wish for the death of someone or delight in terrible misfortune - when if this was a real person and even you experienced first hand you would be horrified and traumatized. People say all those things but don't really mean it, and some people take those statements seriously or think they condone those actions.
It's sort of our failure of a society that we aren't teaching kids and adults that "hey, this isn't okay" because without that lesson they won't know.
I see. Good luck!It won't let me directly reply for some reason but to answer your question @Outer Space Traveller I've been thinking about doing community college now. My family is well off and my parents probably wouldn't mind me living with them for more time, and My gpa was perfect for most of my time in high school. Hopefully it shouldn't be too hard to transfer to an actual, good university in the next few years.
This is something I see often in Youtube comment sections, I very rarely post (precisely for this reason) but I do look at them some and it seems that if a comment thread is more than 4 or 5 replies long it will devolve into a shouting match of two people trying to insult the other. Whenever I see this I think, 'you don't know this person', for all you know you could have been friends had you met under different circumstances. I almost want to step into their back and forth and say 'stop, theres no need for senseless taunting. It isn't productive, it doesn't make you feel any better. It just makes everyone feel worse'.I don't really appreciate this trend of super edgy language, especially on the internet it's normal to wish for the death of someone or delight in terrible misfortune - when if this was a real person and even you experienced first hand you would be horrified and traumatized. People say all those things but don't really mean it, and some people take those statements seriously or think they condone those actions.
It's sort of our failure of a society that we aren't teaching kids and adults that "hey, this isn't okay" because without that lesson they won't know.
I never want her to feel I'm still harboring feelings for a "could've been"; it's a lot more nuanced than that.
Not having any loved ones - be it relatives, a special someone or whatever - with each passing year is getting harder to deal with. You keep going through the same motions every day, but the intrusive, defeatist thoughts of "why am I even doing any of this" keep popping up. How I miss my younger years when you'd know that there's always someone waiting for you back home.