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" I’m here to talk about the toxicity that instagram has a tendency to inspire in people.
After taking a break from this platform for a year I decided to come back in with the view to block any negativity that enters my space here. This morning I had to, yet again, block someone I had previously thought of as a friend for bullying behaviour.
Those who have followed me for a while know that I have been very publicly bullied online. I have refused to speak publicly about it (despite requests from most major news outlets—yes, it was that public) because I don’t want to perpetuate the negativity. I have learned to chalk up bullying behaviour to the idea that “hurt people hurt people” and “hurt people” trying to take their pain out on me is simply none of my business.
To be clear, what I share on this platform is a tiny slice of my actual life. I do my best to support important causes and educate where it is in my place and experience to do so; I feel it is a moral duty for anyone who has a decently-sized platform to do the same. However, I do not feel the need to shout about every charity I support, every good deed I do and every community and business I privately call out for racism, sexism, etc. (which are things I regularly do in my private life). Just because I share parts of my life doesn’t mean they are the only parts of my life that exist.
Apologies for the weekend rant, but I know I’m not the only one who deals with nonsense like this online. My advice to others dealing with online bullying is to just block and carry on. Life is too short to let hurt people hurt you.

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