If posters contributions mirror their professional lives...

[ForeverBlue92]

Its a very interesting concept when you analyse it, and probably something that could do with some academic research behind it in future.

I'm self employed, run my own business & run my own socials/content.

In my professional life, I am not told what to do, I am not told when I need to work, I do not need to kiss arses to move up a ladder, I do not need to "make" "friends" to "network" and improve my prospects.

All of the above, translates into myself on this platform. I say and think how I want, if you like it, great, if not I do not care. I decide when I want to post, I do not need to have acquaintances to defend or enemies to attack. I have no desire to change my opinions to suit an accepted narrative, often pushed by EFC influencers on social media.

Whereas many others are bound by "cliques" and "rules". They have to like / dislike certain posters to be accepted, they have to comment, think and act in a certain way in consequence to that, they lose all originality in doing so. They essentially, are dispensable cogs in a wheel, much like the formal workplace.

These posters are no doubt, likely to be salaried employees and/or work in institutions where there is a high amount of insecure faux masculinity.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Whatever happened to the royal 'we'?

 

[Nymzee]

If you take pics of women hidden in bushes are you classed as self-employed still?

 

[YoboCopter]

Im straight in real life

 

[heatmeiser]

I'm much gayer than you may expect

 

[heatmeiser]

Im straight in real life

I hadn't even noticed this post but that's wonderful timing

 

[goldfinchmule]

Its a very interesting concept when you analyse it, and probably something that could do with some academic research behind it in future.

I'm self employed, run my own business & run my own socials/content.

In my professional life, I am not told what to do, I am not told when I need to work, I do not need to kiss arses to move up a ladder, I do not need to "make" "friends" to "network" and improve my prospects.

All of the above, translates into myself on this platform. I say and think how I want, if you like it, great, if not I do not care. I decide when I want to post, I do not need to have acquaintances to defend or enemies to attack. I have no desire to change my opinions to suit an accepted narrative, often pushed by EFC influencers on social media.

Whereas many others are bound by "cliques" and "rules". They have to like / dislike certain posters to be accepted, they have to comment, think and act in a certain way in consequence to that, they lose all originality in doing so. They essentially, are dispensable cogs in a wheel, much like the formal workplace.

These posters are no doubt, likely to be salaried employees and/or work in institutions where there is a high amount of insecure faux masculinity.

Cant stop reading your post mate,its like Thatcher and Tebbit had child together.

 

[Dixieslaces]

No one on here has a job.

I do, but spend most of my 8 hrs working day on here, they'll find out sooner or later but f em! UTFT

 

[KaiserEFC]

Its a very interesting concept when you analyse it, and probably something that could do with some academic research behind it in future.

I'm self employed, run my own business & run my own socials/content.

In my professional life, I am not told what to do, I am not told when I need to work, I do not need to kiss arses to move up a ladder, I do not need to "make" "friends" to "network" and improve my prospects.

All of the above, translates into myself on this platform. I say and think how I want, if you like it, great, if not I do not care. I decide when I want to post, I do not need to have acquaintances to defend or enemies to attack. I have no desire to change my opinions to suit an accepted narrative, often pushed by EFC influencers on social media.

Whereas many others are bound by "cliques" and "rules". They have to like / dislike certain posters to be accepted, they have to comment, think and act in a certain way in consequence to that, they lose all originality in doing so. They essentially, are dispensable cogs in a wheel, much like the formal workplace.

These posters are no doubt, likely to be salaried employees and/or work in institutions where there is a high amount of insecure faux masculinity.

 

[The T-Dex]

Its a very interesting concept when you analyse it, and probably something that could do with some academic research behind it in future.

I'm self employed, run my own business & run my own socials/content.

In my professional life, I am not told what to do, I am not told when I need to work, I do not need to kiss arses to move up a ladder, I do not need to "make" "friends" to "network" and improve my prospects.

All of the above, translates into myself on this platform. I say and think how I want, if you like it, great, if not I do not care. I decide when I want to post, I do not need to have acquaintances to defend or enemies to attack. I have no desire to change my opinions to suit an accepted narrative, often pushed by EFC influencers on social media.

Whereas many others are bound by "cliques" and "rules". They have to like / dislike certain posters to be accepted, they have to comment, think and act in a certain way in consequence to that, they lose all originality in doing so. They essentially, are dispensable cogs in a wheel, much like the formal workplace.

These posters are no doubt, likely to be salaried employees and/or work in institutions where there is a high amount of insecure faux masculinity.

Can't help but notice you mentioned a clique.

Can you name all posters in said clique, wise sage.

 

[Connor mcloud]

If you take pics of women hidden in bushes are you classed as self-employed still?

Why are women hiding in bushes?

 

[cronullasharks]

Its a very interesting concept when you analyse it, and probably something that could do with some academic research behind it in future.

I'm self employed, run my own business & run my own socials/content.

In my professional life, I am not told what to do, I am not told when I need to work, I do not need to kiss arses to move up a ladder, I do not need to "make" "friends" to "network" and improve my prospects.

All of the above, translates into myself on this platform. I say and think how I want, if you like it, great, if not I do not care. I decide when I want to post, I do not need to have acquaintances to defend or enemies to attack. I have no desire to change my opinions to suit an accepted narrative, often pushed by EFC influencers on social media.

Whereas many others are bound by "cliques" and "rules". They have to like / dislike certain posters to be accepted, they have to comment, think and act in a certain way in consequence to that, they lose all originality in doing so. They essentially, are dispensable cogs in a wheel, much like the formal workplace.

These posters are no doubt, likely to be salaried employees and/or work in institutions where there is a high amount of insecure faux masculinity.

Do you run your own Facebook page? That is an amazing feat.

 

[tommye]

Do you run your own Facebook page? That is an amazing feat.

Astonishing isn't it.
Up there with running his own bath.
Boy's a 'kin genius.

 

[Alan Whittle]

...I think we should all be very very very worried.

But internet personas aren't a true reflection of a person, right? Right???????

Watchoo on abaht?

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Its a very interesting concept when you analyse it, and probably something that could do with some academic research behind it in future.

I'm self employed, run my own business & run my own socials/content.

In my professional life, I am not told what to do, I am not told when I need to work, I do not need to kiss arses to move up a ladder, I do not need to "make" "friends" to "network" and improve my prospects.

All of the above, translates into myself on this platform. I say and think how I want, if you like it, great, if not I do not care. I decide when I want to post, I do not need to have acquaintances to defend or enemies to attack. I have no desire to change my opinions to suit an accepted narrative, often pushed by EFC influencers on social media.

Whereas many others are bound by "cliques" and "rules". They have to like / dislike certain posters to be accepted, they have to comment, think and act in a certain way in consequence to that, they lose all originality in doing so. They essentially, are dispensable cogs in a wheel, much like the formal workplace.

These posters are no doubt, likely to be salaried employees and/or work in institutions where there is a high amount of insecure faux masculinity.

Do you pay income tax and VAT on all your earnings?
The answer will tell you how you really contribute to the state and its social services