Some say that whatever happens on the internet stays on the internet, arguably forever. But whether that’s true or not, it can surely stay there for at least a couple of years.
That’s how long agothis redditorposted a comment on Facebook, which related to the lifestyle of her daughter. The latter found the comment and got so mad, she said she might not show up for Christmas this year, while her mother said it was just a joke. Scroll down to find the full story below.
Before leaving a trace on social media, it’s important to consider the possible consequences
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This woman left a comment two years ago that came back to hurt the relationship with her daughter
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More than half of the population are social media users
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When it comes to the platforms that people are on the most, Facebook—the only social media the OP revealed using—seems to take the lead with as much as 3.03 billion active users. But it’s unlikely to be the only social media platform an individual chooses to spend their time on (an average of two hours and thirty-five minutes of it a day, if you’re wondering), as they reportedly interact with 6-7 different ones concurrently.
Facebook seems to be the most popular option among social media users
Now basically synonymous with the term social media, Facebook, for instance, was started less than twenty years ago, in 2004. According toOur World In Data, it boomed from covering 1.5% of the entire population in 2008 to 30% in 2018. (What is even more mind-boggling is that the number of US adults who use any sort of social media has reportedly gone from 5% in 2005 to 79% in 2019.)
Despite being the most widely used, Facebook is not the first social media platform to have been created, though. The title is typically dedicated to Six Degrees, a platform founded back in 1997, which allowed its users to create a profile and make friends with other users.
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It’s unclear if the OP would have done that, too, if she knew the consequences her comment would bring. Be that as it may, two years ago she decided to post what she considered a joke, but her daughter and quite a large part of fellow redditors didn’t find it to be that funny.
Bored Pandahas reached out to the OP via Reddit and will update the article once we’ve heard back from her.
The majority considered the redditor a jerk in this situation
A few netizens sided with the mother
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