Social Media Posts and Comments We Couldn't Help but Read Twice

Think Before You Tweet

Can we take a moment to give these incredible women a round of applause? Overcoming an eating disorder is no small feat, and sharing such a personal journey on social media takes immense courage. These two women deserve all the praise for their inspiring achievements

But let’s not stop there—how about we also call out the guy who thought it was okay to overuse that fire emoji? Seriously, who thinks that’s an appropriate comment? Some things are better left unsaid, and we’re pretty sure they didn’t appreciate that so-called “compliment” in such a vulnerable moment.

Sharing personal struggles online opens the door to both support and unnecessary criticism. These women showed bravery by being open about their recovery, and they deserve respect, not thoughtless remarks. Let’s celebrate their strength and remind everyone to think twice before hitting send. After all, kindness costs nothing, but its impact can mean everything. How about we make social media a safer space for stories like theirs?