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wrylu · 2 months

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i can't stop weezing at thid

#HELP????#IM #pun intended btw #BUT #sobbing #i'm so funny #not #wrylu #shittea posts #shitposts #weezer #task force 141 #tf 141 #john price #soap mactavish #simon riley #kyle garrick #shitpost

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spillthedigitea · 5 years

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T(ea)rolling

(gif originally posted by demiholbrook-blog-blog)

This post is about Social Media misuse and T(EA)rolling. Yes, I will be inserting lame shittea puns in my posts. *pauses for laughter* ...nothing? Okay.

Trolls. No, not the ones that live underneath bridges waiting for an innocent pedestrian to exploit. Similar though! They just unfortunately also have an internet connection.

I’ve had my fair share of experiences with online trolls, even people who were my friends turned into different people once they were online. Facebook was a sucker for it back in the day (I say as my twenty-year-old self sips a coffee and complains about my poor posture) with the whole “like for a like and rating” phase that most adolescents went through at some stage in their lives.

My favourite post about me was from one of my best friends, Ash. After coming home from primary school one Friday (Grade 6 y’all we were 12), she posted “Like if you think [my name] is fat and ugly.” That’s it. That’s all she posted. My so-called best friend turns to Facebook to post something degrading and hateful. Then the typical shit happened, parents got involved, school got involved, we learned about cyber-bullying etc etc.

This isn’t a sob story, nor am I asking for sympathy. Heck, we were 12. That was almost 9 years ago. But the post, the betrayal, and amount of likes it received really put it into the perspective of how dangerous putting yourself out there on social media can be.

Government’s want to have laws and regulations on how people use social media, even with the concept of being a ‘digital citizen’ however it is virtually impossible to restrain a...fish, that's deep in the dark ocean that can’t be seen or caught. Yeah, that's a good metaphor!

Facebook is one thing. Most people actually use Facebook with their real name and images of themselves on their profile, keeping safe in their social bubble of friends and family who, unlike 12-year-olds, are kind and supportive. However, once you post something publicly, even a comment underneath a post, you become stripped of any protection you once had and become the subject to one’s entertainment.

The beauty of Facebook is that (most, not all) accounts generally are real. Real names, real faces, real people. It’s suddenly when Harry Styles becomes digiteaspiller1 (I like to think he’s a fan) where the power to troll and cause conflict becomes oh-so more real. You suddenly don’t have a name or a face. No one knows it's you, it’s anonymous. The likes of Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, people can hide behind different walls and personas and trolling and tear into people for attention or gauge a reaction from the victim.

It suddenly becomes too real, people get bullied everywhere they go. They choose that not living is better than being constantly harassed and abused online and off, and that’s the harsh reality of it all.

Government’s can try and regulate all they want, but there will always be gaps where they just can’t find the people causing all of the trolling and conflict. This is a dark form of trolling, cyberbullying, which can lead to police investigations if serious enough.

I think the next stage in moderation is education. People need to be informed and aware of social media trolling and how to report, block, and appropriately handle the situation. Teaching children at a young age nowadays is vital for their safety and security when their entire worlds will be on devices. If we all learn to be citizens online like we are offline, we will hopefully create an improved cyber-society where those pesky trolls feel outnumbered, to the point where it no longer provides entertainment to them.

Trolling can also be identified in meme culture, which is all the rage nowadays. Trolling doesn’t always mean a serious, sad, or angry reaction, but it can also just be a little annoying meme that everyone shares and has a giggle over.

In saying that: I would have never been able to complete this post if it wasn’t for this reference linked below. Not only is it the most engaging, thoughtful, and overall incredible source I have ever read, but the most informative, inspirational piece ever to exist in the world.

http://bit.do/superimportantreference

And that’s the tea.

Tea of the Week: Chamomile. I need sleep.

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lovemashiin-blog · 7 years

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hi i’m mal

i forgot to do a little introduction to my blog. oops. anyways, i’m mal, i’m from south carolina, i’m 16 and i’m an exo-l. i like to think i’m a funny person but i also make bad jokes like my love, junmyeon.

i think i’m different from other blogs but i’m probably not. if you like “___ as ____”, top 10s, rankings and you know, just random thoughts, basically, you’d like this shittea blog. i’d like to write some small smuts and fluffs in the future but i honestly can’t remember the last time i even wrote smut. i just remember it being an andy from fall out boy smut. don’t be afraid to ask me questions because i actually really like answering questions.

if you also like ariana grande, emo shit, horror movies, star wars, other sm ent. groups, marina and the diamonds, sci-fi, anime and jpop, then you’d also like me. i mainly talk about exo, as you could probably tell from my blog.

anyways, i really hope you like the shit i post and thank you for even taking the time to read this haha <3.

#exo #kpop #jpop #ariana grande #fx #red velvet #girls generation #nct #anime #super junior #shinee #boa

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wrylu · 2 months

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mwah!