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Name 3 year s ago
Gee.....it's all fake? Who'd a thunk it?
       
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Nicey 3 year s ago
They don’t influence anything, unless causing their friends to hate them counts.
       
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Tine 3 year s ago
[quote=Nicey] The do make youngsters (especially young girls, but also boys) feel bad about their looks and bodies. Everyone would be better off by following an artist or musician instead. Anyone who actually creates something, rather than these "fake perfection" @$$holes.
       
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Chris 3 year s ago
Someone with <1m subscribers isn’t an influencer - they’re just wannabes
       
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Onnie 3 year s ago
I feel inadequate now...
       
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Jackie 3 year s ago
some years back, the word for 'influencer' would have been snake oil, reprobate, carpet bagger, bum and beggar.
       
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Chesley 3 year s ago
Nothing more than social parasites.
       
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Tine 3 year s ago
Call them out on it! Let everyone see how fake they really are. They bring nothing good to the world. Nothing.
       
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Nowell 3 year s ago
nobody is gonna read this sh#t izismile
       
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Tine 3 year s ago
Nowell, guess that makes you nobody.
       
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"Ex friend. She is NOTHING like her online persona, it’s icky. Online she’s this pseudo-spiritual peace-and-love type, always talking about “authenticity,” “good vibes,” and putting your phone down to be in nature, learned yoga in Guatemala, lives in a van etc. In reality everything is so obsessively curated, every post is an ad, she’s glued to her phone, she has serious codependency issues (falls in love with a new sh@#ty guy every week), & is racist."

 

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