While it is a matter of personal preference, it is worth considering whether publicizing and structuring the discussion of a parent's death for content consumption is the most appropriate way to grieve. Alternatively, it could be argued that society has evolved to include new forms of grief expression. Nonetheless, it is important to approach such sensitive topics with care and respect.
I dent feel sad for the NRI's. They are pretentious. They will "feel sad" on social media and then go back to their foreign country. I understand their life to go back. But they need not put on this act of "suffering". They people are smart enough to plan their finances, reach out to lawyers to see how to get their green cards but didn't know that their parent will pass away one day?
They pretend suffer, i pretend to empathize..
There can only be 2 goals here:
If it's 1, it feels shallow. If it is 2, it feels authentic. If it's both, I don't know how to feel about it
Engagement profiteering and sympathy farming off someone's passing away is just pathetic and shameful.
They will stoop to any level if it gets them a few hundred likes and increases conversion to their actual business.
Stop gathering s...
LinkedIn has become what every social platform eventually becomes. A place for unemployed people or people with way t...
Sincere request to all the so-called linkedin and twitter “influencers” to stop literally mooching off the dead soul to create content & gyaan around mental health. Please stop naming him and spare some dignity/privacy and respect for hi...
Behti ganga me sabko hath dhona hai
To the people who lost a parent young( I'm 24), how are you coping the loss? I lost my dad 2 months back. It was sudden. I'm still in shock. Many of our peers don't understand the feeling we are going through. How did you find your suppo...
