u/BornOO7

MU girls asking for money for "helping them financially"

I’ve noticed something that genuinely confuses me.

With how accessible online learning and freelancing/upskilling opportunities are today, I’m surprised by how often random people on Instagram, sometimes even students from well-known colleges like NIFT, BITS, MU etc. ask strangers for money or “help financially” in DMs.

Not judging anyone’s situation because everyone has different circumstances, but I’m curious about the social/psychological side of this

  • Is it normalization through social media?
  • Easy validation/attention economy?
  • Or do people just see it as quicker than building a skill online?

Would genuinely like to hear different perspectives on this.

Girls have reached out to me and they're like we're doing this since you're cute, and charming, we don't do it for everyone, but isn't it the same, a violation of personal integrity? And they say they get paid 30k-50k a month?!

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u/BornOO7 — 7 days ago

College girls asking for money for "hanging out"

I’ve noticed something that genuinely confuses me.

With how accessible online learning and freelancing/upskilling opportunities are today, I’m surprised by how often random people on Instagram, sometimes even students from well-known colleges like NIFT, BITS, MU etc. ask strangers for money or “help financially” in DMs.

Not judging anyone’s situation because everyone has different circumstances, but I’m curious about the social/psychological side of this

  • Is it normalization through social media?
  • Easy validation/attention economy?
  • Or do people just see it as quicker than building a skill online?

Would genuinely like to hear different perspectives on this.

Girls have reached out to me and they're like we're doing this since you're cute, and charming, we don't do it for everyone, but isn't it the same, a violation of personal integrity?

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u/BornOO7 — 7 days ago

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 - once in a lifetime experience

OMG this game is such a joy

Played the first game loved it, had a few issues, but it was by virture of WarHorse being a new studio. But they really took this second instalment to the next level.

I thought nothing could beat Skyrim, but I was proved wrong. I'm towards the end of it and I'm so sad cuz Ik I'm not going to get to play another game like it.

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u/BornOO7 — 10 days ago
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PSVR2 Resident Evil Village kept giving me minor heart attacks

Seriously exceptional work that Japanese game studios pull off. Putting a VR mode in a non VR game, and ensuring it works this seamless is just mind blowing!

u/BornOO7 — 12 days ago