Suggesting healthier and more direct solutions instead of a mass callout is downplaying the situation? I don't think so. I never excused any actions in the document, I'm just saying there are better ways to deal with it.

Suggesting healthier and more direct solutions instead of a mass callout is downplaying the situation? I don't think so.

Posts like this most likely won't lead to reflection and improvement, they are going to lead to isolation and escalation.

You can acknowledge harm and protect others while still guiding young people – not exiling them for not already knowing how to act like adults. (4/4)

Talking to the involved parties one-on-one, as well as age-appropriate moderator actions, is going to aid in preventing this much more than a public callout – and I assume prevention is the goal here. (3/4)

What I would like to comment on, however, is the approach this post is taking. Minors make mistakes, sometimes harmful ones, and they definitely need to be addressed. But, public callouts like this might do the opposite of helping – they ostracize. (2/4)

Before I say anything, I'd like to clarify that I don't intend to excuse any actions shown in the document. (1/4)

Source?

The what

Brits have the cutest accents

@omegaomercik.bsky.social

Chips? You are British :KipSuspicious:

Cute

Someone 💔

I'm sorry to hear :(
As far as customers are concerned, I was scared of customer interaction before my first grocery store job as well, but what they say is true, practice/exposure makes you lose your fear
And having a job and quitting it is still better than not having had one at all, right?

No prospects for a normal job?

Love how you posted these in the wrong order lmao

I assume it's rather late-game, cause I don't remember it :O

Which Zelda is this?