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Reporting?
is there anyway to report posts? I'm just sick of the drama, ignorance and non-support I keep seeing on this websites. Let's all just help and respect eachother. We're all hormonal and stressed, maybe even depressed and we all know the harm it can have on our little ones. I think that negative posts need to be reported/deleted immediately.
Right I get moody as hell but I don't bash other people because of my hormones. Especially when it's absolutely unnecessary.
As much as we're here to support each other we're also all hormonal. And we all have different opinions than other people. Not everyone is always going to get along. We don't all know each other and we can't take things so personally. I'm just as guilty as bashing someone as I am to support someone on my "moody" days. It doesn't make me a bad person bc i feel differently than someone else. We don't know each other's life stories.
I agree completely. Everything one on here should be supportive and not bashing others.
Yea I read that post, it was stupid *** hell. Idk who they are to judge. I live at home still but am moving out in a few months. I'm a ftm and if your working/going to school and not doing child care who the hell do you think is watching your baby? Most likely your parents if they wanna help. So living at home is irrelevant. People are too hormonal lol.
That's exactly the one I reported (: haha. I agree. Just hurtful and unnecessary, but hopefully it will be taken down and then we can spread only positivity!
I completely agree, and I'm hoping you reported the one about people living with parents, to me that was just pathetic, and very rude.
You can report posts yes but not through the app..if you google medhelp(you can do it through your phone) and log into your account from there,find the post you want to report and just tap on it a couple of times and a report button will show up on the top right corner of the post,just just click that
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