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    [–] nitefox@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

    “Easy, I don’t talk to such people”

    so you don’t talk to most people, outside of coworkers, family and other weirdos

    T. Care about privacy, also care about having a social life without being an annoying weirdo

    [–] utopiah@lemmy.world 1 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

    It's called having standards.

    OK provocation aside yes, you actually have to stand for what you believe in. For some people it means not going to a meat restaurants, for others, like me, it means not accepting a WhatsApp chat or a Google Drive share. You also do that but because it's either so ingrained or socially accepted you do not even notice anymore. Your standards are definitely not mine but if neither of us do push back, then we as a society go backward IMHO (even knowing my standards are not yours, assuming at least some of us do think and act based on new knowledge rather than random beliefs). So... yes it means my circle of acquaintances is not the most inclusive but I do accept boundaries and if it means someone is toxic according to my perspective, they are out, simple.

    PS: you actually have no idea what my social life is. You literally can not judge if it's "richer" or "poorer" than anyone else.