Youtube hearted comments of Marissa. (@marissa._).

  1. Four of the BIGGEST *LIES* told from birth are: 1. "Hard work pays off." 2. "Work hard and you can be anything you want." 3. "A college degree equals a ‘better’ life." 4. "What doesn't kill you, makes you “sTrOnGeR.” " 😂
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  2. As someone who went to college and DIDN'T graduate college, seeing videos like this let's me know that going to college for the SHORT amount of time I went, wasn't going to benefit me had I stayed longer. I'm glad I got out when I did. I struggled all throughout elementary and highschool. I even got my equivalency when I wasn't able to finish highschool and even THAT wasn't worth getting! I don't care what anyone says: can we normalize NOT asking someone if they have their highschool diploma/GED if it has nothing to do with whatever job in question? Let's also normalize that having a degree doesn't make anyone "deserving" of a job vs. someone without one. 😢 Its always one thing after the other: • Education, no skills • Skills, little to no education • BOTH education + skills = "overqualified!"
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  3. I don't know why but the girl at 19:11 was heartbreaking to watch. 😢
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  4. I said this to some other fool in the comment section under another video that tried to argue and defend having more than one interview! Anything more than ONE interview is overkill! Its an interrogation & harassment!!!! IDGAF what ANYONE has to say! I peeped this shit years ago! Edit: Even a "cover letter" is overkill, nonsensical and ANTIQUATED!
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  5. Do your own nails! I saw a video of a lady who got her nails done and she ended up getting an infection. She had to sue the nail salon. Its cheaper to just do your nails at home. There's tutorials on YouTube for free.
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  6. I'm NOT unplugging my fridge/freezer! I'll be damned if my food goes spoiled! You got me messed up!
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  7. If the employment is oh-so low, who's at fault for that? I'll give you a hint: employers! There's people that have been jobless for years! There's people that have been homeless for years! I'm talking CHRONICALLY homeless! 2+, 5+, 10+, 15+, 20+ years homeless & jobless! Employers are the problem, not job seekers!
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  8. The chick at 7:46 pissed me off! She's lying! People that have highschool diplomas/GEDs (*which is more than enough education to have since it IS a basic education!*) are NOT finding jobs and making more money! I would know! I have my equivalentcy AND I'm disabled and I've been looking for work for the past 13½ **YEARS** , almost 14 years! So to say GED holders/highschool graduates are finding jobs and being paid a lot of money is wholeheartedly false! Plus, having a college degree doesn't make you deserving of a job vs. someone without one! Imagine how none of this would be happening had our parents kept their genitals to themselves!!!! I wish I was aborted!
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  9. To have kids for the sole purpose of "replacements" is more of a reason to NOT have them! Its sickening, disgusting, reprehensible, revolting, reproachable, egregious, repugnant and SELFISH to bring someone into the world AGAINST THEIR WILL when they NEVER asked, nor chose, nor consented to be here in the first place! Plus, I'm pretty sure those that are NOT here because their mothers SAVED/SPARED their lives, along with mom herself, are IMMENSELY GRATEFUL to be non-existent! I would've LOVED for my mother to NOT have had me!
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  10. There was a contact creator that I had to block/hide off my page/feed, etc., because the b--ch made false accusations that only people who "never went to college say it's useless." Like, first off b--ch, that's NOT true! Secondly, its the people that DID go college calling it useless! Massive debt, persistent stress, a useless degree, can't find work in the field they majored in, etc. And again, this is coming from people who DID attend college! There's nothing "wrong" with NOT going to college! There's nothing "wrong" with going to trade school! There's NOTHING "wrong" with working fresh out of highschool! There's different avenues for everyone. It's just a matter of finding which one works for one's own path in life. Edit: IDK what the EXACT numbers are but the percentage of people going to school to become a doctor, lawyer, dentist, etc., is low! Everyone CAN'T & doesn't want to be in the medical field! Everyone CAN'T & doesn't want to be in law! Everyone CAN'T & doesn't want to be a dentist! Etc.
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