The Comments Section: Guilty Pleasure or Public Pit? You Decide

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'Ships in a Kitchen

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Ships in a Kitchen is a podcast created by husband and wife, David & Nicky Bamgbade simply with the aim of encouraging relationships with humour, transparency and Biblical truth based on their own cute yet crazy-ish testimony of love, marriage and unplanned pregnancies! David and Nicky have been married for 15 years and while today their marriage is somewhat great, it hasn't been without it’s own up’s, downs and break downs and break ups!

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The Comments Section: Guilty Pleasure or Public Pit? You Decide

'Ships in a Kitchen

43 minutes 32 seconds

1 year ago

The Comments Section: Guilty Pleasure or Public Pit? You Decide

This episode dives deep into the murky world of the comments section. Dissecting the phenomenon of online trolls and negativity, exploring why people leave nasty comments and the impact they can have on the recipient. Join us as we discuss: The psychology of the troll: What motivates someone to spew negativity online? The many faces of negativity: From anonymous trolls to well-meaning but critical comments, we'll explore the different types of negativity online. The impact on content creators and everyday users: How do negative comments affect mental health and online engagement?