Mario knows the kid is dead and can't read this yet he is addressing him as though he'll see it.
Rubs me the wrong way.
If somebody you care about dies I'm not sure the move is to have first person interactions with them on Twitter.
Maybe just me but oh well.
Why would you summarily conclude that because he addressed this young man on twitter, he must be doing nothing else?Mario knows the kid is dead and can't read this yet he is addressing him as though he'll see it.
Rubs me the wrong way.
If somebody you care about dies I'm not sure the move is to have first person interactions with them on Twitter.
Maybe just me but oh well.
Man.......STFUMario knows the kid is dead and can't read this yet he is addressing him as though he'll see it.
Rubs me the wrong way.
If somebody you care about dies I'm not sure the move is to have first person interactions with them on Twitter.
Maybe just me but oh well.
Mario knows the kid is dead and can't read this yet he is addressing him as though he'll see it.
Rubs me the wrong way.
If somebody you care about dies I'm not sure the move is to have first person interactions with them on Twitter.
Maybe just me but oh well.
Dude, I just thought it was weird.WT**** is wrong with you?!?! This is CIS and I know I have read some stupid ****, but seriously, this ranks up there with some of the stupidest **** I have ever had the displeasure of reading.
I feel this , I really do.Through loss I’ve experienced in my life, the superficial condolences always irked me and it’s developed in to a bit of a petpeeve.
When I have struggled with the loss of a close one, especially those lost unexpectedly (like this) it got under my skin when people would join in on the social trend to be a part of a group by just telling me “prayers to you and your family” meanwhile I am actually struggling in real life, and believe in the power of prayer. I always felt like I could really use genuine real life prayer, but if your saying it just to say it and be seen that your saying it, I never took to kindly to that while I was grieving.
Same issue when a friend passes away in highschool, and next thing you know the whole school is showing up at the funeral. Didn’t know him or the family, but they show up just to be seen there and to be able to post on their socials that they did it.
Say a real prayer, send some flowers or keepsakes, contribute to a related cause in some way... but (I feel like) posting a gif saying “prayers” on social media or a Miami Hurricanes page is just fake. And isn’t usually genuinely appreciated by those grieving.
But I digress, continue as you will.
Dude, I just thought it was weird.
I've never reached out to anybody that just passed away via Twitter.
Apparently, you find it appropriate?