Been noticing a trend lately online of people who post about their problems and how miserable their lives are.
The odd thing is that, when people offer support or advice for making things better, these same people get very indignant.
“How dare you tell them how to live their lives?”
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“How dare you try to take their problems away from them?”
well, huh…
The point of social media is to share things up to others and open them up to discussion. At that point, if you post something, you shouldn’t be surprised or get angry if people respond, as long as they’re polite about it.
After all, that’s how social media works. If you don’t want other people to respond, you shouldn’t be posting in a place designed for that.
On beyond that, though, there’s a bit of dissonance between the idea that they’re so miserable or in so much pain, and getting mad that people want to help them to change things.
If you don’t like it, why would you keep doing this? More to the point, who do you fight so hard to stay in the same situation?
It’s a point worth thinking about…
Catherine
Foresight
5/18/17
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