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just throw them away then! why is people hoarding stuff that no one wants better. it all has to go somewhere when you die anyway
Wow it’s almost like the problem is our entire commercial fast fashion industry and not Marie Kondo.
Okay so I looked up the article and apparently the problem here is that they can’t sell most of the stuff they get (and thus they send it to the dump) and I’m like… why not just give it to poor people for free then. I doubt a homeless person is gonna care if their extra layer has a button or is in style or not. Or turn them into scrap to sell at a fabric store, or something. There are so many other solutions… this isn’t a problem with Marie Kondo and the people making donations, there’s one with charities being capitalistic first and wanting to help second.
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ppl who are shy at first but become obnoxious and loud once theyre comfortable around you r awesoem. hold on a sec wait pt this text ost on hold. theres pirate ship outside my window right now whath the
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I can’t believe popular bloggers on here really have private and group chats just to plot tumblr posts. That’s the funniest thing ever. It’s like a writers meeting for a fucking tumblr post. A tumblr post. avsbdhsjsnsjk
Not only that but like. Most “viral” things are planned out. Most of the relatable and funny posts are planned out on many social media sites. There is not a whole lot of “i made a good thing and it took off on its own”, its digital cronyism, knowing the right people, being in the right group chats etc.
Also this is why when someone gets publicly outed as having done :bad thing: the people around them say its been going on for ages.
They either knew about bad thing and didnt care or made up bad thing to dispose of that person.
In the cases where people knew and didnt care its often the case that the rest of the group *does it too* and just got rid of that person for much pettier reasons.
Not only should you be critical of influencer culture you should be critical of how and why people wind up canceled.
we have a real motherfucker here, a true idiot child, someone please come collect your bastard
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