I saw the devils but I still don't know what it means

I am a professional dolphin trainer I can say no we dive the water ourselves and scrub it. It has less chlorine than tap water.

I am a professional dolphin trainer I can say no we dive the water ourselves and scrub it. It has less chlorine than tap water.

I am a professional dolphin trainer I can say no we dive the water ourselves and scrub it. It has less chlorine than tap water.

I suppose you and I have different definitions if bragging. You make good points. I also know that these days there is an "I can't do it" mentality or the idea that "even though other people can come up from the bottom I can't because of..." whether it's race, class, education, politics, whatever

nothing wrong with bragging if you're successful. most people just want to blame all of their problems on some outside force "I was born in a low income neighborhood""I didn't have a great start". that mindset never got anyone anywhere.

I've left jobs on a bad note. there are hundreds (if not thousands) of people who left because they didn't get along with their boss or something similar. most big corporations like McDonald's or Target aren't going to look into that they just care that you have the skills necessary. just recently I left a job I loved because my boss was a b*tch. to be honest every time I put her name and number down on an application I was worried. but I got a job teaching at a charter school no problem. my guess is they didn't talk to my boss they talked to the references I provided (who of course gave me a positive review).
seriously if you can't find a job it's probably your fault

legally unless an employer can prove you were unsatisfactory somehow, they can't talk bad about you to future employers. if they lie or they can't prove anything you can sue them. you can lie to yourself and say you have no freedom but you have a lot more if you stop blaming something other than yourself.

I have PTSD I get it but you shouldn't blame all your problems on mental illness

True, there is actual harm and then there is "being offended". It's not black and white the problem is many people take it too far. If someone says "black people are inferior to white people" that's pretty sh*tty and I would stand and say "no way!". but if someone says "Black people have better taste in music than white people" I would laugh and say "why are we talking about this? that's a pretty general statement...do all black people listen to the same music?" (the answer is no)

If your employer says you can't say something that's an agreement in the terms of your employment. Your boss says "I will offer you work and pay for said work if you follow these rules" you say "I will do the work as you ask and follow those rules and you will pay me". But unlike many countries, here in the U.S. we have the freedom to say "I don't like those rules so I will find employment somewhere else". Many people don't have that freedom. I used to work at Disney under the rule I couldn't curse or dye my hair (and MANY other rules). and I didn't like it so I quit because I have a right to do that and Disney has a right to say I need to follow those regulations.