I shared my engagement photo with all my coworkers and then noticed something super embarrassing – it’s too obvious now
WHEN we get engaged, we are usually so excited that we want to shout it from the rooftops.
A woman named Tali said she couldn’t wait to tell all her coworkers about her proposal – but as soon as she did, she wanted to take it back.
Posting to her TikTok (@tawlss), Tali showed a beautiful photo of herself and her new fiancé on a boat.
The couple looked happy, with Tali proudly raising her hand to show off her engagement ring that she had just been given.
Excited about the news, she decided to send the photo to her colleagues.
“When I shared my engagement with my coworkers in our all-staff Slack channel,” she began.
Slowly, Tali then zoomed in to show the caption that appeared with the photo when she sent it in the Slack chat.
Rather than just including the image number from the iPhone photos app, it said “Facetune_11-09-2022.”
With this title on display, it became obvious that Tali had used the popular photoshopping app, Facetune, to edit the image.
Although many people use the app, most don’t want all of their coworkers knowing that they do, as it can be rather embarrassing to admit you modify how you look in pictures.
Tali obviously found humor in the blunder, and even revealed what exactly she had edited.
“My teeth are yellow ok,” she captioned the clip, suggesting that she used Facetune to whiten them.
Viewers said they’ve made the same mistake, but luckily there’s a solution.
“Omfg I’ve had this happen before. Why does Facetune need to rename the image like that and expose us,” one person wrote.
“Screenshot first THEN send the file,” another advised, because the screenshot will give the photo a new name.