From Twitter to Instagram and from memes to gifs, she is everywhere. Yes, I am writing about the most hyped aunty on the internet, who went viral in just 1 day.
How many of you wanted that aunty to apologize or shared memes on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or on any other platform? If you were one of them then, I would suggest you, to read the entire article till the end.
This specific blog post belongs to every woman who was born in 60's or 70's or 80's and our mothers are one of them. It clearly means that they too have a similar point of view which matches the standard of that aunty's mentality.
According to me, there isn't any mistake of that aunty. Instead of, blaming that viral aunty, we should be blaming the main root of such mentality which lies in her generation.
Yes, you read that right!
Not only our parents but our grandparents also think this way. But, trust me, you won't be making videos of your grandparents or mothers or post them on social media. You won't make them viral on social sites and ask them to apologize. None of us would do it. Right?
Disclaimer: I clearly don't support her words but neither do I support those who ill-treated her on social media/in public. Neither that woman was right nor do those girls were, who spoilt her image.
The girl's gang was equally responsible for harming someone's image. Those girls clearly body-shamed that woman and got down to her level.
Even today, I have watched hundreds of memes of that aunty and videos on social sites. People are still sharing her memes. Even though, she had apologized for her words. But, none of her memes got deleted from the social sites. After her apology, those girls should also feel sorry as, they ruined her prestige.
NOTE: Before sharing anything on social media, at least, think about the family of that person.
Consciously provoke your thinking about how it would impact their lives.
Whose life got affected negatively by that viral video, woman's/ girls/ woman's family? You have the answers in your brains. Haven't you?
The person who viral someone, gets more followers. But, the person who gets viral, gets trending hashtags, memes, and nasty labels. Moreover, the process of making someone viral damages their reputation and mental peace. The same thing happened with that woman too.
In the tech-centric era, we don't tell people that this vision of yours isn't right. Instead, we make them viral just because they don't apologize. Right? Because that's what our generation does!
There are definitely some faults in our previous generation's thoughts. But, believe me, our generation doesn't lack anywhere either. It is filled with faults too because this generation reacts first and thinks later.
I truly believe it's just the prints of her foundation which made her viral and spoilt her image.
I apologize for the mentality of our old generation which doesn't have logic. Though, we can't deny that it still exists. We can't change someone's mindset if that person is from 70's or 80's.
I hope, you haven't taken this blog post negatively.
Before sharing anything on social media, think of the consequences one will deal with after your actions.
PS. Think before reacting.
Much love❤
See you in the next blog post!
How many of you wanted that aunty to apologize or shared memes on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or on any other platform? If you were one of them then, I would suggest you, to read the entire article till the end.
This specific blog post belongs to every woman who was born in 60's or 70's or 80's and our mothers are one of them. It clearly means that they too have a similar point of view which matches the standard of that aunty's mentality.
According to me, there isn't any mistake of that aunty. Instead of, blaming that viral aunty, we should be blaming the main root of such mentality which lies in her generation.
Yes, you read that right!
Not only our parents but our grandparents also think this way. But, trust me, you won't be making videos of your grandparents or mothers or post them on social media. You won't make them viral on social sites and ask them to apologize. None of us would do it. Right?
Disclaimer: I clearly don't support her words but neither do I support those who ill-treated her on social media/in public. Neither that woman was right nor do those girls were, who spoilt her image.
The girl's gang was equally responsible for harming someone's image. Those girls clearly body-shamed that woman and got down to her level.
Even today, I have watched hundreds of memes of that aunty and videos on social sites. People are still sharing her memes. Even though, she had apologized for her words. But, none of her memes got deleted from the social sites. After her apology, those girls should also feel sorry as, they ruined her prestige.
- Was it the right way to give someone a life lesson?
- Have people changed their minds after that?
- Do making people viral overnight changes their mentality or harm their life?
(Mention in the comments section.)
NOTE: Before sharing anything on social media, at least, think about the family of that person.
Consciously provoke your thinking about how it would impact their lives.
Whose life got affected negatively by that viral video, woman's/ girls/ woman's family? You have the answers in your brains. Haven't you?
The person who viral someone, gets more followers. But, the person who gets viral, gets trending hashtags, memes, and nasty labels. Moreover, the process of making someone viral damages their reputation and mental peace. The same thing happened with that woman too.
In the tech-centric era, we don't tell people that this vision of yours isn't right. Instead, we make them viral just because they don't apologize. Right? Because that's what our generation does!
There are definitely some faults in our previous generation's thoughts. But, believe me, our generation doesn't lack anywhere either. It is filled with faults too because this generation reacts first and thinks later.
I truly believe it's just the prints of her foundation which made her viral and spoilt her image.
I apologize for the mentality of our old generation which doesn't have logic. Though, we can't deny that it still exists. We can't change someone's mindset if that person is from 70's or 80's.
I hope, you haven't taken this blog post negatively.
- Who is wrong the woman or her words? This time you decide, people are wrong or their actions? (Reflect your thoughts in the blank box)
Before sharing anything on social media, think of the consequences one will deal with after your actions.
PS. Think before reacting.
See you in the next blog post!
True. Well said!!!!!!
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