Yawn. I’ve had worse things said to me and others on CoD back in the day.

It’s terrible but you really need to not put yourself in those situations.

Dude, that’s life. Crappy people do crappy things. You should learn to deal with it instead of hiding from it. Hiding just makes you weak and more easily affected. You’re making yourself more of a victim. Learn to deal with it and they lose the influence they have over you.

At least you use your mic. When I use a mic it sets off my stammer so I just stopped using it. What really sucks though is a mic is the only way to communicate the mechanics bungie implement into the pinnacle end game activities. No text chat on console no command wheel or something along those lines. You literally have to callout through a mic or you can’t do it

Mute and move on... Maybe the internet isn't for you...

Is it really hate speech to say sheep shagger…?? Sounds more like banter to me Throwing round the term hate speech for anything we don’t like hearing kind of makes a mockery of actual dangerous language

Tldr

*gasp* my feewings

Dude…. Report verbal abuse if you feel the need to. This world will always have people in it that are assholes. You can’t make that illegal. You just don’t have to surround yourself with them.

hAtE sPeEcH

upset by verbal abuse, makes long winded post to receive the abuse in print..

Using a mic for a strike? What??

Someone actually spoke to you...in a strike? That's wild. I can't even remember the last time I heard someone's voice while running a strike. I'm on Xbox too btw.

I survived the mw2 era so nobody on earth can get under my skin lol.

[quote]Okay I'm not going to make a long winded post just a quick one.[/quote] So that was a [REDACTED] lie.

As a female from Essex, I get alot of the stereotypes of being orange, a wh0re, being Stupid and the ever so Lovely "shut uuuppppp babezzz" said to me over and over ....and over again. And just being a female in general comes with its own issues in this game sometimes. It's irritating as hell but I found the best way to get people to stop it is just humour it back. When they don't get a reaction they want, they soon pipe down and with all respect, you need thicker skin when it comes to the Welsh comments. Every where has stereotypes. Think of the people from Alabama or the south in general! 😂 In regards to sexuality, it's absolutely something you shouldn't feel you have to hide and I Read that you state it because you want others to know you're approachable in that sense? Keep that in And sod everybody else, not everybody is gonna like it but keep in mind for every 10 that are negative, it will mean alot to 1. Or, just limit who can contact you? Mute where it's needed and just remember that if someone's got an issue, let it be there's and don't let it be yours ♥️

There's a saying in Buddhism. "There is no salvation in the world of Form". Loosely it means, "Do not expect perfection from an imperfect world, or stability from a changing world." That its our responsibility to adapt to the world, and not to expect the world to nurture us. The reality here is that TOXIC PEOPLE SIMPLY ARE. Just yesterday, I was at work listening to a group of people loudly mocking people in their 50s, and one woman going on about her own dating standards being "low". Presumably because she's dating someone in that age range. Utterly oblivious to the fact that they were sitting next to someone in his early 50s. The realitly of the world in which we live is that some people are @ssholes....and even some who aren't simply toxic are selfish and self-absorbed. So they hurt and harm others because the move thorugh the world like a bull in a china shop and are oblivous to the impact their behavior has on others. Now throw in the Internet and social media? You now have a two edged sword. A medium that brings you into contact with people from around the world that you normally wouldn't have contact with.....[b][i].and a medium that brings you into contact with people from around the world that you normally wouldn't have contact with. [/i][/b] So, if you wish to maintain your equilibrium, it falls to you to learn how to take care of yourself in the face of toxic people....and throughtless people behaving in toxic ways. Something called personal bourndaries or limits. Sometimes that means taking steps not to expose yourself to these people when you don't have to. When I play online games, I simply do not put on headphones or enter chat unless I have to in order to get content done. Or if I already know the people that I'm talking to (and know that they are decent people.) That lets me shut out a LOT of the toxic noise that goes on in gamer culture these days. In response to the what happened at work? I'm not going to change people who are that toxic, immature, and superficial. So I simply got up and walked away, so I didn't have to hear it. What they were doing said a lot more about them, than it did about me. Move on with my day.... Sometimes it means taking steps to draw bright lines about what you will and will not tolerate. Online that means reporting personally abusive behavior, and blocking the perpetrators Or...in a seperate situation in my workplace right now....holding the person engaging in the behavior personally accountable, and taking steps to maker sure it doesn't happen again by making sure there are consequences for the behavior. But interactions are also a two-way street. Sometimes---we interact in ways that are not helpful, healthy, or productive. As a racial minority----in online interactions--I NEVER reveal that about myself unless I'm dealing with people who I know can handle that information respectully and responsibly, and I NEVER give out any personally identifying information....ever. Its like locking my door and turning on the alarm to my home when I go to sleep at night. In areas where I'm vulnerable, I take extra steps to take care of, and to protect myself from other people's character flaws. It is not your responsibility to see the personal evolution of every wannabe BULLY, and there is no need to paint a target on your back that will draw their attention to you. While uninstalling the game may be helpful in the short term, it is not really a long-term solution to the issue. Because, while Destiny may be the "topic"....it is not really the ISSUE. The issue is learning some basic life skills on the setting and defending of interpersonal boundaries. Which---when mastered---allows you to be exposed to toxic people, but not give them the opportunity to hurt or harm you. If you are part of a marginalized community, have enough love and respect for yourself to guard that information, and see to it that only those **worthy** of knowing that about you, have access to it. While also not giving them the power to affect how you view yourself and your place in the world. IOW, WHY CARE what some random, probably unhappy person thinks of you? When the reality is that they likely wouldn't recognize you if you walked up to them on the street and belted them in the mouth.....and they don't know enough about you to give an honest assesment of your worth as a human being...and almost certainly aren't motivated to do so? [i]"People, places and things only have the power over me that I give them."[/i] -----Alcoholics Anonymous.

You would never of survived in the times of the OG Xbox.

Tbh this is nothing new and we all have been at the end of this gun. Take it on the chin and just move on.