Facebook has changed the face of social networking. It takes
everything to a new level altogether; protests, celebrations,disasters,awareness,relationships and also despicable behavior. I’ve lately noticed an array of strong messages on “Why
emotions SHOULD-NOT be expressed on a public forum” spamming my timeline. Now
that puzzles me and puzzles me terribly. Being acerbic about other’s showing
love is conventional but people illustrating love publicly is questionable. Why
so, my dear bunch of judgmental critics?
How does a “personal message on a public platform” dilute
the strength or sincerity of anyone’s emotions?
Being ultra-clever and sarcastically posting updates in the lines of “I
would never express my love on fb” only makes you unpleasant and disparaging. Errrmmmmm.
I secretly feel like giving these people a high-five on their face.
This disdainful attitude is annoying. What joy could a mordant
update on the world’s celebratory mood bring to you? Mother’s day, Sister’s
day, Friendship’s Day, Valentine’s Day- They might not be the most ‘deep’ or ‘passionate’
way to celebrate love but they are pleasant! A perfect opportunity to break the
ice, mend bridges and say little nothings to people who’re significant in one’s
life. What could be wrong in having one such day when everyone collectively
sends out positive messages across their entire network of friends? What can be
wrong in people posting lovely messages and photographs with mother’s on
facebook on “mother’s day”? It's a gesture that is heart-melting and
over-whelming if you ask me. Being embraced on a public platform through a
simple message! I would love to be acknowledged as special on a public platform
by family, friends and loved ones. What could
be wrong in that? The answer evades me. Also, what inconvenience does it cause
to the “cool one’s” on planet earth?
You can have your unique ways of being expressive. For all
anyone cares, you can choose not to express at all! But why on earth would you
post punitive messages about other people being affable? Collective celebration
brings immense joy. The power of togetherness charges up the atmosphere in a
way that’s euphoric. Questioning that collective energy and positivity is simply
rude and weird.
If you prefer showing love silently you rather keep your
unpleasant discontentment about “others” also silent. What say! A win-win for
everyone!
It’s extremely vexing to see dry wistful “know-it-all”
updates in the lines of “If I loved someone it won’t be on facebook”. Derogatory!
Life would be a lot simpler if we quit conniving and being judgmental
towards other people. Who is happy and who’s pretending to be happy is ‘their’ business and minding its authenticity is certainly not yours. Sharing love
is beautiful and the modes could be many. In my opinion, expressing a gratitude
or affection is a person’s biggest gift to the world and anyone who thinks otherwise
is a cynic.
On this note, Here's a
toast to the most wonderful woman on planet earth! My lover, my soul-mate and
the core of my strength! Happy Mother’s Day Mommy!
I hope that doesn't weaken my feelings for my Mom.Yes?
Critics!?

