And I bet they're so distracted they don't even notice you're reading a book. It's unbearable.

Yes, that's definitely what I'm going to do.

Yes, in an exaggerated way. My husband uses the excuse that he's always on his phone for work, which is false because he's not working 24/7; sometimes he's watching stupid videos, stupid posts, playing games, or reading comics.

Look for any excuse to keep using a screen.

I simply find it distasteful to meet with people supposedly to share, but in reality the entire meeting is based on everyone being distracted by their phones, "sharing" one or two photos, and then proceeding to continue ignoring each other.

Hahaha, my daughter is an expert at highlighting the hypocrisy of adults. Today I went on strike and got up from the table and went to eat alone somewhere else; I'm fed up with them playing their phones at full volume at the table.

Since I can't influence or control the decisions of other adults, I've chosen not to eat at the same table. I've already tried; I've spoken up, given my point of view, but I've been ignored.

Great... Not everyone understands that

That's great. I've talked to my husband about that many times, but he says I'm exaggerating.

That's exactly how it should be. It's fine to have your phone nearby in case someone calls for an emergency or something similar, but keeping your hands free of the phone should be a rule at mealtimes. I also don't see anything wrong with breaking the rules once in a while, for example, having breakfast while watching cartoons on a Sunday morning. It's fun once in a while, but being distracted by a screen all the time at mealtimes is unpleasant and a bad habit.

I really like your idea. If something similar were available to enroll my daughter, I wouldn't hesitate.

It's hard to see such a young life lost. I find it unfair and cruel.

Yes, it was a real shitshow

There are risks on all platforms, and scammers have different methods for stealing depending on the platform's vulnerability. In my case, they accessed my account, released the funds, disabled two-step verification, then changed the password, and finally deleted the account. What I find strange is how easily they disabled 2FA and changed the password; I never even received an email alerting me to these changes or sending a code to confirm them.

It's unbelievable, but shitty people do incredibly well in life.

Oki

Honey, this post isn't for you to kiss my ass. Everyone who read it knows perfectly well that it was a stupid mistake I made. Some of you may have been in a similar situation and empathize with the anger and frustration you feel when going through something like this. There's no truth or insult you can tell me that I haven't already told myself in the last few hours.

I'm taking responsibility for the consequences; I'm not asking anyone to solve them for me. I'm not pretending to be a wounded victim either; I acknowledge my mistake, but that doesn't stop me from feeling awful. Call me stupid, an idiot, use every insult you have up your sleeve, I really don't care. I spend my time dodging scammers on platforms like hodl hodl or LNp2p, helping to report malicious users, but this time one of them got the better of me, and I'm so angry with myself. I feel stupid. I know very well that I was stupid, and even more so because it wasn't just my money; it was my mother's money too, which makes me feel even worse because it was something we needed, and that was the reason I was doing that trade.

Thank you so much for your recommendation. It's amazing how one small mistake can create such chaos.

You're so funny how you pretend to be perfect, free of mistakes, believing that you're the only one with the right answers and the owner of the truth.