It's a very sad situation, and goes to show the bad effect social media can have on people, if she genuinely feels pressure to post, in order to keep complete strangers happy.
That was what I said
Who labelled her that though? It was written on a balloon that she had posted on her story, but that was the first mention I had ever seen of it. I think it was a self labelled thing by Mamma, or else someone sent it to her after making it up themselves.
Not sure how it came about.
She definitely doesn't have any understanding that her image is being shared to thousands of people, while visiting the grave and elsewhere.I know I’m repeating myself but all of this won’t fully hit that child until she’s a lot older & more understanding of the situation. If she ever finds out how much of it has been shared, it could drive a massive wedge between her & her mum & the damage could be irreparable.I think she should stop filming the little girl.
I imagine the child barely understands what happened and that Saoirse is gone forever.
It's a dreadfully sad situation as it is for every parent that loses a child. I think she might be better off taking some time away from social media, and allowing herself to grieve.
I’d say you’d risk your life talking to her. The kids look terrified and the dad just stays at work or walks the dog
Followed by a post about a man she met, who was visiting Saoirse's grave. It reads as though he is a stranger, perhaps he isn't, but it's still odd that anyone outside of family would be visiting her grave, especially when he had a bunch of flowers to leave at it.
It reads like he’s a total stranger. That would creep me out if I was there with my young child. He could be anyone.
I know... I am tired of saying this - everything any person/parent posts on their social media accounts is there forever. My teenagers friends scour parents social media accounts to get images of them as babies/kids/anything that can remotely mortify them and are sharing it all online - it is so sad but predictable. Teenage years are so hard as it is without parents handing images on a plate to be crucified among a peer group. It blows my mind parents cannot see this.
When will laws come in to protect children who have no say what so ever being seen by thousands of strangers .I know... I am tired of saying this - everything any person/parent posts on their social media accounts is there forever. My teenagers friends scour parents social media accounts to get images of them as babies/kids/anything that can remotely mortify them and are sharing it all online - it is so sad but predictable. Teenage years are so hard as it is without parents handing images on a plate to be crucified among a peer group. It blows my mind parents cannot see this.
