What Simply Nailogical Hates About Being a YouTuber 

YES THANK YOU! My god, leave people alone. Don't do to others why you wouldn't want for you. I will never understand those people. I (unfortunately) have naturally very big breasts, I'm very shapely in general and I have a lot of issues with my body image, as a survivor of se/ual assault. The only time I was courageous enough to wear a lower cut bodycon dress to celebrate my medical degree, I had a man take pictures of my boobs in the train. I couldn't say anything because we were alone, and a man who can do this is capable of doing anything. I don't know if in the US it's similar but in the London tube, seats that face each other are very close to each other. I'm 5'9 and I can reach the opposite seat if I stretch my legs and my feet to the max, so this guy was really in my face, very close. He had his earbuds on and forgot to mute the sound Iphones make when you take pictures.. he was handling his phone in a very awkward unnatural way, he brought it to face level horizontally , instead of looking at it on his lap, like we all do. I don't know If my explanation makes sense, English is my eighth language and sometimes they are all jumbled in my head and I forget which word suits which language lol. I felt so violated my God I wanted to scream. I had a book with me and I tried to hide my face and my breasts with it, I didn't want my face to land on any weird website. I'll never know how painful it feels to be Cris and have people do this to me on a regular basis, but I that night broke down crying my eye out on the platform, I was shaking for the rest of the night. He fucked one of the best night of my life and I remember it like it was yesterday, still messes with my head. People really don't give a fuck about others' basic rights and the consequences of their actions. I have also seen too many tourists take pictures of locals in my country (Egypt) laughing at them or what they were wearing or doing, taking pictures of kids who were exposed because of their torn up clothes, like they were in a fucking human zoo. They never asked for permission. I travel all around Africa for work and I have seen this time and time again. Tourists posing with poor street kids so they could post it on Instagram and quote something about how they are helping the locals, when they weren't doing shit for the the locals but mocking them or their traditions, and haggling prices for shit worth 80 cents . Disgusting

@@Those.who.stay.silent.consent thank you for sharing and I'm so sorry you had that terrible experience. :(

Ikr :/

+strayiggyTV Filming a *coworker* IN the workplace? That's so incredibly dumb and invasive. Not that doing it to a stranger in the street is any better, but one would think that the workplace is such an obvious place to avoid filming aNyThInG. I remember sitting with some friends in a common area of college and suddenly hearing: "and what do you girls think?" and having a cellphone shoved into my face. This guy sitting next to me was trying to get us on his snapchat or something. We didn't knew who he was, what he was talking about and, on top of it, it looked like he was trying to ¿impress? the girls he was with. I had to swat his phone away of our faces and cover myself while telling him he can't film people without their consent. If situations like yours and mine - were we don't "have" to be nice to the transgressor and can freely confront them - are so uncomfortable, I can't imagine what Cristine, Ben and other content creators must feel like when approached so thoughtlessly by entitled "fans", etc.

more like, the only good thing lmao

@@rheimy7819 truu

She kinda opens up the “inside a youtuber life” lil by lil

thier job is an entertainer not your personal photo model.... i also dislike how people think their famous its why they went into it... so annoying... their job is entertainer or musician or actor not personal photo/video model also they went into it for job purposes not to bring their private life into the public eye... i mean there are some that dont mind telling life stories but not every celebrity wants people to know what they do in their private time... you wouldnt ask a florist what their private life is so why would you with an entertainer....

same in korea. if you have strangers in a vid you have to blur their faces out

It's not illegal in Norway to take a picture of someone, but it is illegal to publish a picture of someone without their permission. You can take as many pictures as you want. Of course it is frowned upon to just randomly photograph someone without asking, but that's more of a social thing, not a legal thing.

Exactly!! I was thinking that exact same thing... Like if I saw anyone struggling, whether that be a normal person/celebrity/politician , why wouldn't you be offering them some help or assistance?

@@themermaidmak or... just let them be?

@@summers6861 You could do that too. I'm just saying though, it's not hard to offer someone help. If they don't want your help then they could just say "no thanks" & then you both go about your day.

@@themermaidmak but sometimes that makes it worse for said person.

@@summers6861 Again, yes. Yes it could make it worse for them. But what if you doing nothing made it worse? What if that person was literally needing physical help & by you doing nothing, they suffered alone? I'm not saying you should get up in their space, or touch them, etc. I'm just saying you could offer to grab them a trolley, or a basket for their shopping if they're arms are full.. Or if they look like they need medical attention, you could offer to get a staff member, a family member, or even call 000 for them. If they want you to leave them alone, then leave them alone.

Ok