Charli DAmelio admits he has lost his appetite for playing TikTok due to negative public comments

One of America's most famous celebrities, Charli D'Amelio, recently admitted to being a little uncomfortable with negative public comments. It makes him reduce his interactions on TikTok a little.
Recently the beautiful and popular celebrity program Charli D'Amelio admitted to losing his taste and ability to play TikTok. Charli is known to upload various videos on TikTok very often. Even the TikTok Charli account has won millions of followers.

But recently, Charli admitted that he was reluctant to play TikTok anymore. This is because Charli feels he has received too many negative comments from the public. Previously, videos of Charlie and his sister Dixie D'Amelio that were spread on social media drew a lot of criticism.

The video contains a portrait of Charli and Dixie having dinner together. However, there was one incident that made Charli called rude by many fans. That reason is what makes Charlie accept negative sentences and blasphemies until now.

As a result of the continuous negative comments, Charli decided to reduce interactions through social media, one of which is TikTok. Reporting from BuzzFeed, Charli expressed his decision as well as his heart's content through the podcast "Charli and Dixie: 2 Chix".
Often getting negative comments, now Charli admits that he is afraid every time he has to post an upload on social media. This is because Charli feels that many people don't really want to see the video content, but only rush in with negative comments. Because of that, Charli lost his enthusiasm to return to making fun videos.

"It's really hard to keep posting on a platform where people watching your video don't really want to see you and there is a lot of negative feedback," Charli said. "It's really hard to do that. I just lost my passion for it because it used to be so much fun for me."

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The woman who owns 38.5 million Instagram followers calls negative public comments very frightening. That's why Charli prefers to talk through podcasts rather than other social media. He felt uncomfortable with the evil words that called him no personality. Even Charli admitted that he often received curses calling himself boring, unattractive to stupid.
"That's why I don't talk much apart from on the podcast, because it's scary, because every time I talk everyone tells me that I have no personality, or I'm boring, or unattractive, or I'm stupid," he concluded. "What do you want me to do? Continue creating content when everyone tells me, 'No, this is not good'."

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Camila Cabello Admits Attending Racism Counseling After Her Racist Tumblr Posts Re-highlighted

Camila has been open about what she did to educate herself and grow out of situations. She admits to attending weekly racial healing sessions to broaden her views on racism.
A few months ago, Camila Cabello's Tumblr post from her teenage years resurfaced. At that time, estimated to be 2012-2013, Camila reblogged racist and xenophobic posts that mocked blacks, Asians and Mexicans, and contained N-words and other offensive language.

Camila apologized on Twitter after her post went viral, saying, "When I was young, I used language that I was very ashamed of and would regret forever. I was uneducated and ignorant, and once I realized history, burdens, and the true meaning behind this terrible and painful language, I am so ashamed to have used it. I then apologized, and I apologize now, "he said.

Now, months later, Camila is open about what she did to educate herself and grow out of the situation. He admits attending weekly racial healing sessions to broaden his views on racism. "It creates a space where I am held accountable," he told PEOPLE.
You are corrected, you have homework, and you study. That's how you progress. Now I know better, so I can do better, "he continued.

Camila also said she wanted to take action by helping activists and organizations fighting injustice. "As I learn more about other people's experiences in the world, I'm like, 'How do I help people who are at the forefront of dismantling systems that create oppression? And how do I bridge that with my personal journey of mental health and healing?', "he said.

"What all organizations have in common is that they help their communities, especially those who are marginalized in their communities," said Camila. "They all also expressed the need for these mental health resources."

"Meeting all the really cool and tough heroes in the community and around the country who are trying to advance the world and make the world a better and safer place for everyone is really great," he said. "I hope to learn more from them about what they do and what their experiences are like in the world."