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Welcome to our slash malicious compliance.

Where this teacher demands that her student turn her camera on on Zoom.

This is despite the fact that the student has already told the teacher that she's currently

not able to do so for personal reasons, but the teacher doesn't seem to care and demands

that the student turn her camera on anyway.

So she does, leading to this moment of absolute embarrassment.

Supervisor, our student with cancer, to turn on their camera during a virtual meeting.

And you won't believe what happens next.

Clickbait the article titles aside, it's a long one.

It happened two days ago and I'm still giddy.

Enjoy.

First of all, all the below names are pseudonyms and there are two important background things

to note for this story.

One, I was diagnosed with a rare ovarian cancer at the beginning of this year.

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