What's Some Advice You Wish You Received Much Earlier

What's some advice you wish you received much earlier

“When people come to you to establish a boundary or a need or to express hurt feelings, that’s a compliment, not an attack. That is them wanting to develop the relationship and trusting you to listen and care to do better. And no matter how sad you are about accidentally hurting them, it’s a GOOD thing that they cared to have a hard conversation with you”

I forget this myself sometimes, I can’t work nonstop without breaks. I’ve had to drop commitments just because there’s not enough time in the week to do it all and stay mentally healthy.

THIS!

Wall-E from Wall-E vs. Niko from Oneshot and Madeline from Celeste.

All 3 of them are way too wholesome and sweet to try and kill each other. But if it came down to it, I genuinely think it would result in a draw. Madeline would dash out of the way of any attacks, Wall-E’s laser, while powerful, probably couldn’t kill anyone, and Niko is literally a child.

Unless of course Badeline shows up. Then the other two are toast.

1. Yes they have to fight, 2. Tell me who’s fighting who in the tags! (I’ll add the most ridiculous combos in a reblog)

Hey guys, just putting out a PSA because now that's THREE people I know of who've got these identical messages on Discord last night alone.

If a friend messages you apologising because someone "with a similar username to you" tried to deceive them so they reported your account as hacked, and sends an image of a discord email, your friend is the one who has been hacked.

It's hard to read in the screenshot (sorry!) but it looks like the "advice" is something like "file a friend request with our CORPORATE HEAD OF SECURITY to open your case. You have 12 hours to do so or we might suspend your account."

I've been told that if you do contact that user, they try to get you to "prove" you own the account by making a "100% refundable transaction" to them. Which is so scummy.

Scammers catch people out by imposing a time limit and dramatic consequences of not acting fast enough. In that moment of panic, you might not figure out it's suspicious, especially when the email looks so real (it will have your screen-name in it to make it seem legit, but the request code will likely be identical to the one in this post, #40557035) and you're worried about both an impersonator AND losing your account.

If you get sent the above message, try to let your friend know through other ways (socials, etc) that they've been hacked. If you are ever worried, your best bet is to check Discord's website and ask for help through their support page, which has a section for hacked accounts.

Saw this one on Pinterest and it made me happy

#Badassaziraphaletakes

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