Many people might have been shocked by the photo of a slit wrist and start feeling sorry for her, and start to think of us as cyberbullies. But think again, was that really her wrist? Was that photo of her even her in the first place? Facebook (or rather social media) is a place we allow people to see what we want them to see, everything may just be a facade.
I showed my friend the photo of the slit wrist and her first comment was "isn't this done by make-up?"
Ok, before you think of us as unfeeling humans, may I present to you this link: http://beautiful-oath-moo.blogspot.sg/2013_02_01_archive.html
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Re: real one
Date: 2014-10-28 09:27 am (UTC)I showed my friend the photo of the slit wrist and her first comment was "isn't this done by make-up?"
Ok, before you think of us as unfeeling humans, may I present to you this link: http://beautiful-oath-moo.blogspot.sg/2013_02_01_archive.html
scroll all the way down, see something familiar?