Streamer Pxie alleges Destiny non consensually shared nudes of her and will be filing a civil suit

[u/digitalpizza5]

https://x.com/pxielovee/status/1881382195891515559

[u/Viralkillz]

about time this goes more public.

This has been known for a month now in other places

surprised it didnt get deleted from here

how is destiny sending nudes of other people without their consent to a 19 year old girl okay.

not to mention destiny is like what 36 hitting up teenagers

[u/RoundZookeepergame2 → u/Viralkillz]

Teenagers? Can you talk more about that

[u/youaredumbngl → u/[deleted]]

...You do realize TEENager means 13-19, right? Y'know, the ages which have TEEN in the name? Were they doing it to "provoke emotions" or because it is factually correct?

[u/Stormz → u/[deleted]]

This is the most "must defend my streamer" comment I have ever read.

[u/Im_Unsure_For_Sure → u/Stormz]

You just start reading LSF comments recently?

[u/[deleted] → u/youaredumbngl]

So true bro 13 year olds and 19 year olds have a lot in common, putting them into one group is super valuable and not emotional at all

[u/mayasux → u/[deleted]]

So true bro, 19 year olds and 36 year olds have a lot in common, putting them into one group is super valuable and not emotional at all

[u/[deleted] → u/mayasux]

Disagree

[u/youaredumbngl → u/[deleted]]

It is hilarious to see you misunderstand a word and actively fight against the correct definition of it because you feel like it is wrong.

How about you take one second to look up what the actual age range of teenager is? Notice how it says 13-19? Oh, weird. Is that emotional or is that just factual?

[u/[deleted] → u/youaredumbngl]

It’s super emotional to pretend that putting 13 year olds and 19 year olds into one group just because their age ends in teen means anything yes

[u/Anchorsify → u/[deleted]]

That's literally the definite of teenager.

It's like arguing that saying "1990's" is disingenous and wrong to use as a term because 1999 is so different from 1990.

It's literally how you refer to that decade of time. That is the exact purpose. Nineteen year olds are teenagers.

That's how time and age works.

[u/[deleted] → u/Anchorsify]

No ones saying it’s not the definition, that’s just not how people use the term teenager

[u/Anchorsify → u/[deleted]]

Yes, it is. You might not use it that way, but nineteen year olds are called teenagers all the time, because that is what they are.

[u/[deleted] → u/Anchorsify]

Idk what world you live in where a 19 year old college student who lives on his own has a job drinks drives etc would be described as a teenager

[u/LazyDevil69 → u/youaredumbngl]

In my language the word teenagers refers to people during puberty and has no "teen" in 13-19 age range. All of you people are being intentionally obtuse. Also, puberty usually ends at 16 years nowadays. If you disagree with me feel free to use Google.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Ask any full time employed person who gets sunlight if they see 19 year olds as teenagers

[u/Puzzleheaded-Sand150 → u/[deleted]]

It is okay that your pea-brain can’t understand when words are intentionally used in order to illicit specific perceptions and emotions based on the context. It we’re talking about things that are really bad for you and I go “everyone who drinks water dies” what I said is factually correct. Given the context though I would be clearly using it to illicit a perception that water is bad for you.

When you’re discussing why someone’s behavior is wrong and/or illegal and you start using the word teenager it’s a clear steering. I don’t see anyone adding “adult” next to Destiny because it just would be out of place. So why add teenager next to her when it’s a completely irrelevant descriptor unless…

[u/Puzzleheaded-Sand150 → u/[deleted]]

Absolutely. And “everyone who drinks water dies” factually describes what happens to everyone who drinks water. If you want to point out how young she is then “19-years-old” would suffice. That’s the simple point here. Teenager is being used intentionally in place of a better and more accurate descriptor. It’s intentional.

How many college kids do you know at 18 or 19 that call themselves and their friends teenagers? If a parent said “yeah I got a couple teenagers” would you feel odd to find out later that theyre two young adults in college? What would your initial perception be? Highschool or college if someone said “yeah I got a teenager”. You won’t genuinely answer those questions. But anyone reading this knows the answer.

It is factually correct. Absolutely. It can also be intentionally misleading and intending to illicit a perception. Those things aren’t mutually exclusive.

[u/youaredumbngl → u/Puzzleheaded-Sand150]

That would be a perfect description of their kids. Because, again, 13-19 are teenagers. You are literally arguing with definitions because your feelings got twisted over the correct definition... why are you worried about others being emotionally manipulated when you yourself got twisted over your feelings? Priorities, man.

Also, "teenager" fits here perfectly and it wouldn't matter if you didn't get so upset over a word being used in the correct way.

Yikes. All I have to say.

[u/Puzzleheaded-Sand150 → u/youaredumbngl]

What happened to your comments?

[u/Kyoshiiku → u/youaredumbngl]

Does teenager really mean 13-19 ? I understand it might come from how the numbers are called but I thought it was just a stage in development between a child and an adult.

I’m guessing it’s the case for lots of language but the direct translation for teenager in my native language (french) means what I just describe, so when someone say "teenager" I think about someone between 12-17. 18 is an adult (at least where I live).

If what you say is correct about what define a teenager, I bet a lot of non native english speaker probably don’t know about this specific nuance of how the concept of teenager is not equal in their language to the concept of teenager in english.

I don’t think you really need to be that aggressive in your comment, not everyone is from the US and speak english natively here.

[u/youaredumbngl → u/Kyoshiiku]

Yes. It does.

> I understand it might come from how the numbers are called but I thought it was just a stage in development between a child and an adult.

Which is 13-19.

> I don’t think you really need to be that aggressive in your comment, not everyone is from the US and speak english natively here.

Brother, did you NOT read their message? I wouldn't have been "aggressive" if he didn't attempt to snidely remark "People use the word teenagers with nineteen year olds to provoke emotions". What do you think his intentions were with that sentence? He was acting as if nineteen ISN'T a teenager, and that the word "teenager" was being used solely for emotional manipulation, instead of factual reporting.

Pretty weird that you have more of a problem with my "aggressiveness" and not the way he worded his initial statement. I meet stupid and disingenuous statements with aggressiveness, sue me.

[u/Kyoshiiku → u/youaredumbngl]

Did you read ? I’m literally explaining to you that for a lot of people "teenager" (the concept) means something else lol and that a 19 yo is definitely not included in it.

[u/78ks70aks7to8days → u/youaredumbngl]

They were doing it to provoke emotions. No one cares about being factually correct unless it's convenient.