Content creator, entrepreneur, and therapist Ivy Wamahiga has shared her thoughts on unpleasant trends people are now including in their culture and modernizing world.

In her viral TikTok post, Ivy becomes furious about how nowadays people tend to live their lives on social media and in real life sense.

These are the five absurd things she believes are not good for one's health

1. Chugging alcohol

Ivy strongly advises against drinking alcohol in formal settings, as it may result in death and permanent irreversible conditions.

"Drinking alcohol straight up like from the bottle from the glass a lot of it in a short amount of time because you are flexing cool or you want to do it on social media because of a challenge is one of the most stupid things I see people doing and you will die....alcohol poisoning can kill you in minutes when your body and blood is intoxicated with alcohol or you can have permanent irreversible damage on your body so please do not chug alcohol."

2. Using hard drugs

She believes that the addiction associated with this condition may become uncontrollable, making it difficult for those affected to stop.

"Please let me tell you Rehab is super expensive and even coming out of using drugs is way too much hard work sniffing things, injecting yourself with things, taking pills you may do it out of curiosity or peer pressure coming out is a hard task please do not involve yourself in hard drugs"

3. Putting tattoos of your significant other

The therapist believes this act is so dumb and blames the strong feelings that drive them.

"Please this is so dumb, but putting a permanent tattoo for a dude or chick and you are not even married just because of emotions, and then when you break up you add another on top of the other to cover up, is not pleasing"

4. Piercing private parts

Infections that can occur in the areas of piecing like nipples, Shaft of penises, and Virginia can be vital.

" Piercing your private parts is super sensitive to you, getting infected in these areas is life-threatening you can have a bad infection that may need an operation in the hospital."

5. Dropping out of school

Lastly, the entrepreneur urges youths that the ability to succeed without dropping out of school should not be underestimated, even when comparing oneself to successful school dropouts.

Therapist Ivy is deeply concerned about the way people tend to dismiss the consequences of their actions and treat everything as normal.

People need to consider the impact of their choices and behaviors on the world around them.