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It's irony and self-derision. Obviously (to me at least) using/making these kind of images are something that OP is fighting against.
by lapinot 4y ago
It's irony and self-derision. Obviously (to me at least) using/making these kind of images are something that OP is fighting against.
- lamontcg 4y ago> Just take it from Naomi. She wants to be a fitness influencer: > That’s according to Olivia, who dropped out of college to make fitness videos on TikTok > To quote the lovely Amelia, pictured below: You get what you pay for. I think some people in here have busted irony/sarcasm meters, those are clearly ironic sentiments. And another connection point the rest of the text is this: > The current trend is pointing toward something darker, a large mass of under-educated, undertrained youth chasing easy money, not because they’re immature, but because other paths have shut down. We're more and more turning into a culture of chasing easy money and the rise of everything from the "influencer" to meme stocks to phone scams.