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That TikTok influencer's apology about the fake charity fundraiser still bothers me
Saw a girl with 2 million followers post a crying video last month saying she 'messed up' after taking $15k from a GoFundMe meant for a local animal shelter in Austin. She claimed she spent it on 'admin costs' but never showed a single receipt. Her fans are all saying 'she's learning' and forgiving her, but the shelter director came out and said they got zero dollars. Does a vague apology with no real plan to pay it back count as genuine remorse or just damage control?
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david70319d ago
Is this just how people apologize now, with zero real follow through?
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hannah_wells19d ago
My apologies usually come with a coupon for emotional damage.
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