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Okay, so, certain moderator—wait, let me check her actual handle, hang on... Me in honey, I know she’s involved in something, but I wasn't quite sure what exactly... Anyway, this specific moderator over on the Vogue subforum basically expects everyone to constantly praise and worship the "🙏" regular users who are practically local legends there. If you even dare to offer a tiny bit of criticism, people lose their minds—it’s like instant hostility. Like, how dare you have an opinion? A few of my own critical posts actually got moved over to the chat section just because I was trying to explain my reasoning to some other users. It’s funny, though—whenever I reply to someone, my posts get moved, while the girls who replied to me stay right where they are, obviously.
I’m sorry, but I just can't get behind this. 😱

It’s giving major "college student look." 😲 I don't even know which college or what era we're talking about...
Or like, if a woman puts her shoes on the kitchen table where people clearly eat, I’ll mention it under the photo—and then, boom, immediate shoe-shaming. Because our dear moderator, that blogger who puts shoes on tables just for the aesthetic shot, spends all her time talking about cleaning the table. How? 😲 And now suddenly she’s the expert on table cleaning, but I’m not "relevant" just because I’m grossed out by footwear on dining surfaces.
Since this moderator-user is obsessively glued to Vogue 24/7, I can't even catch a break to let my post sit where I wrote it for even an hour or two. 😬 Honestly, you can't deny the sheer fanaticism she has for moderating and living her life on Vogue. But man, she is so incredibly biased and just totally intolerant of the idea that I might not like something. And even though she’s started moving posts instead of outright deleting them—I still don't really get it. 😕 Naturally, there's zero consistency in how these rules are applied.
Thanks for letting me vent my frustration and disapproval. I feel a little better now.
Sincerely yours... ☕
I’m sorry, but I just can't get behind this. 😱

It’s giving major "college student look." 😲 I don't even know which college or what era we're talking about...
Or like, if a woman puts her shoes on the kitchen table where people clearly eat, I’ll mention it under the photo—and then, boom, immediate shoe-shaming. Because our dear moderator, that blogger who puts shoes on tables just for the aesthetic shot, spends all her time talking about cleaning the table. How? 😲 And now suddenly she’s the expert on table cleaning, but I’m not "relevant" just because I’m grossed out by footwear on dining surfaces.
Since this moderator-user is obsessively glued to Vogue 24/7, I can't even catch a break to let my post sit where I wrote it for even an hour or two. 😬 Honestly, you can't deny the sheer fanaticism she has for moderating and living her life on Vogue. But man, she is so incredibly biased and just totally intolerant of the idea that I might not like something. And even though she’s started moving posts instead of outright deleting them—I still don't really get it. 😕 Naturally, there's zero consistency in how these rules are applied.
Thanks for letting me vent my frustration and disapproval. I feel a little better now.
Sincerely yours... ☕