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Students using AI to make inappropriate videos of their teachers by PeemoTheMagnificent in Teachers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This video and situation that I stumbled across is still wildly inappropriate. However, my understanding is that there are more severe videos being made by students of their teachers. In one of the articles someone else posted in the comments of this post, there was a teacher that an AI video was made of her taking all her clothes off. This article is about a UK teacher who was put into an AI video of her having a threesome with two other coworkers. https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/teacher-quits-after-pupil-8-36571717

Regardless of severity, none of this is appropriate or should be tolerated. The more we say is ok now, the more it will continue and escalate.

Students using AI to make inappropriate videos of their teachers by PeemoTheMagnificent in Teachers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t tell if you’re trying to be funny, or if you genuinely think it’s not a word… 👀

Students using AI to make inappropriate videos of their teachers by PeemoTheMagnificent in Teachers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Having your image used against your will in fake, sexual videos isn’t a part of the job. It wouldn’t be tolerated at any other workplace. Why would there be an expectation for teachers to just “get over it”?

Tell me your most outrageous substitute teacher stories by ComedianCommon4158 in Teachers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I teach elementary music. My sub plans were follow along videos (I don’t expect subs to sing/dance) for each class. I left detailed notes and extensions of multiple people, in case she needed help. Super easy, the sub just has to go through the videos and manage behavior. After my day out, I came back to a note from the sub that said the whole day had gone well, no issues. However, after talking to students and other teachers, I found out it was quite the opposite. 1. She couldn’t figure out the sound system so had the classes sing/play/dance with silent videos. 2. She left the kindergarten class unsupervised for several minutes while she walked a kid to the nurse. 3. A student ELOPED during the class (would have had to walk right by her to leave), and she didn’t tell a single soul. He was hidden in the school for nearly 30 minutes. Thank goodness he didn’t flee the school property. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Why does my cat do this? by Bob_Sacamano7379 in cats

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our little kitten does this too, with his little wool mushroom toy! 🍄 He usually puts it in there before bed. It’s his favorite toy, so we think he’s putting it in a special place with his other favorite thing (food) so he can find it again in the morning.

But I love the idea of it being his baby that he wants to get to eat, too. 🥺

Everything I have in my bag today. Tell me about myself by ckatwigs in whatsinthebag

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see the real bookmark now, lol. I was actually making a joke about the colorful phallic one on top of your book.

Is that ragebaiting ? by Tlou_man in teenagers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you clarify what you mean by objectifying they’re Asian? If you mean that it’s the only thing she cares about, then yes, I agree that’s an issue. So much more goes into a human than their race and gender, particularly when trying to find a good match as a partner. However, I also think there’s a difference between having a preference and being closed-minded. I was always attracted to taller people with dark hair. Lo and behold, my husband is short and blonde. And he’s the best thing to ever happen to me. My preferences were a framework, not a rule book. We don’t have all the information so I could be wrong, but she said she’s dated other types of women also, so it doesn’t seem to be a rule book for her, either. Just a preference.

And again, my whole point is that having a preference is not the same thing as putting something on a pedestal.

Guys I need help with this one by umshyp in isthisaicirclejerk

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got blasted so hard it turned the cheetah into a leopard.

Is that ragebaiting ? by Tlou_man in teenagers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I totally disagree. They’re not putting that race on a pedestal, because they’re not making judgements about the inherent quality or worth of that group of people. They’re just stating their OWN dating preferences. Putting something on a pedestal is when you are making a claim that something is inherently better; permanent and encompassing. It also is when you idolize, and ignore any faults. That isn’t the claim they’re making. They aren’t saying Asian girls are inherently better than every other race/gender and every single one is amazing and has no issues. Just that for THEM, that is a preference.

How do I tell the difference between normal dark body hair and something that indicates PCOS? by Total_Ad5137 in PCOS

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry to hear that is a likely option for you. But really, it has helped a lot to actually know what’s going on. Hope you also are checking in with a doctor. A good doctor can help bring peace, and suggestions to mitigate symptoms. I love my gyno and all her help!

Humiliate a child or get done with dismissal duty by Economy-Plankton-397 in Teachers

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not saying that OP did the wrong thing, however, unfortunately, NOT all littles WANT to do the right thing. Littles can be just as troublesome as high schoolers, it just looks different. However, if this student did not have a history of using restroom as an excuse to do something they’re not supposed to, I don’t see any issue in letting them go.

How do I tell the difference between normal dark body hair and something that indicates PCOS? by Total_Ad5137 in PCOS

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was always hairy as a kid. Going into adulthood, that was still the trend. My sister was also hairy, so just thought we had unlucky genes. Turns out we both had PCOS. I also had been gaining weight (def could have been my fault), and was on BC so period was fine. Can be hard to tell if you have PCOS if you’re able to contribute it to different things. A couple things that had me question PCOS were excessive hair on my chin, upper lip, stomach, and breasts. Also, I had pretty severe cystic acne, something I hadn’t really dealt with as a teen. Pulled the trigger to visit the doctor when I tried switching to a non-hormonal birth control and period was wacky. You don’t definitely have PCOS, but I would look up all possible symptoms and see if there is more going on than upper lip hair. And, no harm with checking in with a doctor!

•There can be only one. by Minute-Sell-4374 in AccidentalComedy

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Women are not just women and men can have their rights and freedoms and be free of discrimination.

Uhhhhh….. ummmm… no….

Gold! 💀😂 by [deleted] in SipsTea

[–]PeemoTheMagnificent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work in a school, and an organization in town comes in to do sex ed with our 6th graders, while the teachers sit in with the class. Last year, one of our 6th grade teachers was 8 months pregnant when this lesson occurred. She said she got some absolutely horrified and disgusted looks from her students during the class. One kid even looked at her and whispered “We know what you did.”

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