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You’ve decided to go public: here’s how to protect yourself
Hi Tumblrs. Here's a real talk follow up to my earlier general post about going public, this one with a focus on some strategies to get through it safer, smarter, and hopefully not poorer. 💖🫣💙
1. Write your story in a way that doesn’t get you fired: Keep it factual and understated, using calm and neutral language, even if you feel angry. Make it clear that you're not out for revenge, just hoping the company handles harassment better. This will reduce the chance that your employer will see you as disloyal or unprofessional and decide to fire you.
2. Prepare to lose your job: Even if you hope to keep your job, think through what you’ll do if you lose it. Save any documents or contacts you might need. Update your resume, line up potential employers, and make a financial plan in case you have to leave suddenly..
3. Lock down your online presence: Remove anything that could make it easy to contact you, your family, or your employer – like your full name, your employer's name, the city where you live, your phone number, and your email address. Where possible, make your accounts private. The goal is to make you, and the people around you, harder to reach.
4. Don’t name names: If you name the harasser, they could sue you for defamation. Even if you don't name them, if you include things like where they work or what they do, people might figure out who they are, which could lead to a lawsuit.
5. Talk to a lawyer: There are probably risks you haven’t thought of. A lawyer can flag defamation risks, help you avoid language that could be used against you, and help you avoid messing up any existing NDAs or ongoing legal proceedings.
6. Tell your people ahead of time: Let a few trusted people know what you’re planning before you go public. They can help you think things through, offer emotional backup, or help shield you if there’s backlash.
7. Don’t use your name: Use a pseudonym, post anonymously, or work with a journalist who agrees to protect your identity. That lets you tell your story on your own terms and test the waters before deciding how much to share. You can always identify yourself later, if you want.
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Me thinking to be kind and chatty to my nonexistent fandom, which I'm trying to get one but it's been months and it's hard to to give up when it's not working with all the effort I'm doing. 💔😭
I offen nearly burnt out but my determination kept me going and I think I just need to find new ways to make my dreams work. Now that I done being a Debbie downer I look forward to all you guys polls or asks if you have any!
currently scrolling through quinn hughes’ getty images pages trying to find a picture that captures his essence. I’m not sure whether to use one where he looks sad and haunted, irritated and haunted, or as if he’s experiencing a momentary reprieve from being haunted
Not sure how I should start my Saturday tomorrow when I wake up:
1) staying offline and going blind into jannik’s match with immense anxiety levels but also the excitement that option brings with it
2) check the results and slowly ease into the weekend with a relaxed viewing experience to enjoy with my morning tea and breakfast
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