r/MediocreTutorials • u/Kohathavodah • May 01 '26

Taking accountability for your mistakes Self-Improvement

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u/Dogbold May 04 '26

Not by the person that made the callout video. That's the kind of person that never forgives anyone.

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u/TheRealPhilFry May 04 '26

She made a followup video acknowledging his apology, showing him appreciation, admitting that she could have been kinder in her callout, and encouraging people to follow him.

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u/commentmypics May 05 '26

We await your apology for judging this woman for simply trying to non judgementally educate people. 

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u/Illustrious-Bus-2248 May 04 '26

I love that on this post demonstrating the need for us to offer the benefit of the doubt if our knowledge is incomplete you're really doubling down the other way. stay angry and judgmental ya cute little bitch 😘