u/TheZodiac404

So I have purchased a variety of things on depop that I ended up not liking, usually due to fit. And so I’m thinking about putting several items on my shop soon.

Also, I don’t particularly always like the original sellers pictures/descriptions, so I’m not planning on using that function.

I’ve seen people here that mention doing this as a negative thing or like it’s immoral to do but I’ve never understood why?

So I need to know the general consensus and opinions on this

So I just dropped off three packages at my local USPS. Same thing I do every time.

once I got home, I looked at my receipt to send buyers their tracking information. To my explosive heart attack, there was only two tracking numbers when there was actually 3.

I was mortified. I basically teleported back to usps so fast and luckily I got it actually scanned.

Stay sharp out there errrbody.

Nothing more humiliating than literally dropping it off AT THE POST OFFICE and then come to find out one is missing & then someone accuses you of scamming them or something. Tsk tsk USPS slipping

Okay hear me out before you tell me what a dumbass question this is…

I had someone just buy three items at once. for some dumb reason, my mind was over complicating it entirely, and i was expecting each item to have its own QR code….

So I def packaged them all three separately and now I see that there IS only one QR for that whole order. Safe to say I can throw them all together into one?

Ok now any of the stupid ass question comments may commence.

without someone having to directly “study” autism, these autistic creators out there who use HUMOR to share their experiences about being autistic on social media platforms are kind of brewing a really valuable middle ground for some kind of understanding between the two.

I generally tend to remember something better if it makes me laugh. And even I am still discovering random new things about myself through these content creators.

These are valuable perspectives that humanity hasn’t ever really witnessed until social media & I think it somewhat offers a more relatable perspective of what it’s like, rather than the “cold, complicated, boring textbook explanations/diagnostics” for autism

And now that more and more people are uncovering that they are autistic, will we stop being the “minority” being picked apart so often?

I hope people see this because I am really hoping to hear some opinions and views on these things.