All articles tagged with #toxic behavior
Originally Published 5 days ago — by BuzzFeed
Ashley Tisdale publicly shared her reasons for leaving a 'toxic' mom group in LA, citing feelings of exclusion and a misalignment of values, which sparked widespread speculation and social media reactions, including a parody by Hilary Duff's husband. The incident highlights issues of toxicity and behavior among celebrity mom circles.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gamesradar
Helldivers 2 players are taking matters into their own hands to combat toxic hosts who kick others out of missions by sabotaging them in-game, such as stealing and discarding their collected Samples. The community's response comes after the game's director sought help in addressing the issue, with players commending these actions as a way to hold toxic players accountable.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed
Reddit users shared moments when they realized their partners weren't right for them, including instances of manipulation, lack of empathy, selfishness, and abusive behavior, leading to breakups and realizations of toxic relationships. The thread sparked a discussion on r/AskReddit, prompting others to share their own experiences.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
Arrowhead, the studio behind Helldivers 2, is seeking solutions to the persistent issue of players being kicked from the game by hosts for various reasons, leading to frustration among the community. CEO Johan Pilestedt asked for player input on potential solutions, with suggestions including a role queue, mirrored instance migration, penalizing frequent kickers, and more. While the game has been receiving regular updates, addressing this issue may require more time and careful consideration.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gamesradar
Despite the absence of PvP in Helldivers 2 to reduce toxicity, players are still engaging in toxic behavior by fighting over shared resources and team-killing to steal weapons. This behavior is particularly evident in high-difficulty lobbies, leading to frustration among players. Many are now hosting their own games to avoid disruptive players and are calling for an improved report function to address the issue.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed
Screenshots from parenting groups showcase toxic and controversial behavior, including problematic family dynamics, bizarre health remedies, and questionable parenting decisions, highlighting the sometimes alarming and concerning discussions that take place within online communities.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Athletic
The rivalry between the University of Michigan and Michigan State University has become increasingly toxic, with incidents of violence and animosity escalating in recent years. The tunnel altercation between players from both teams last year raised questions about the future of the 125-year-old series. Fans and administrators are divided on who is to blame for the toxicity, with some pointing to the intense competition and others criticizing the behavior of players and coaches. As the teams prepare to meet again, concerns about another incident loom large, and calls for changes in security and protocols have been made to prevent further confrontations.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango
Name-calling in a relationship, even during heated arguments, is never worth it. It can derail the fight, hurt the other person, and make you the bad guy. Instead of resorting to insults, use descriptive adjectives to express your feelings. By avoiding name-calling, you can maintain a more productive and healthier relationship.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TheGamePost
A Destiny 2 player who used cheat software, evaded bans, and threatened to burn down Bungie's office has reached a $500,000 settlement with the gaming developer. The settlement includes a permanent injunction that restricts the individual from traveling within 1,000 feet of Bungie's offices and imposes various restrictions on their future conduct. This case highlights the challenges faced by game developers in dealing with cheaters and toxic behavior within their communities.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Page Six
Former staffer Patty Lin claims in her book that Teri Hatcher, known for her role in "Desperate Housewives," created an icy environment on set, with staff members avoiding eye contact with her. Lin also accuses show creator Marc Cherry of exhibiting toxic behavior, including overt racism and a slapdash approach to the creative process. This is not the first time negative claims have been made about the show's actors, as Cherry previously alleged that a "big star" had behavioral problems on set without naming her.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Thought Catalog
Certain phrases used by potential dating partners on dating apps can be red flags for toxic behavior and manipulation. These include asking about what you're looking for, mentioning exes, emphasizing loyalty and honesty, and using sarcasm as a means of bullying. It's important to set boundaries and be cautious when engaging with potential partners on dating apps.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Kim Zolciak, star of reality TV show Don't Be Tardy, has taken to social media to talk about "toxic behavior" amid her divorce from former football player Kroy Biermann. The split has been acrimonious, with accusations of gambling and marijuana use. The couple, who have four children together, are still living in their Georgia home, which was reportedly in foreclosure in February. Zolciak is seeking spousal support and a return to her maiden name, while Biermann is requesting sole custody of their children and possession of the home.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by E! NEWS
Sam Asghari, Britney Spears' husband, spoke out against members of her private circle who capitalized off her conservatorship, calling their behavior "disgusting." He also criticized the media for continuing to scrutinize Britney's life after her conservatorship ended in November 2021. Sam urged fans to not believe everything they read online and to stop the "gaslighting and all that s--t."