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A recent video featuring a mother and her son has flashed controversy on social media. The content of the video led to a hate debate and criticism of the mother-son duo on the internet. The backlash was so intent that the mother decided to close the comment section. In today’s digital era, social media has become a platform where people never lose a chance to criticise and judge one another. The increase in trolling and hate comments is so disturbing sometimes that many individuals face mental illness and stress due to the harshness of online interactions. It seems that instead of celebrating others’ happiness, some users take pleasure in bringing others down. This negative trend highlights the need for greater empathy and kindness in our online behaviour.
This viral video has been shared by Amaira Reddy, who is a body builder as well as a video creator by profession. The woman has about 14.6 thousand followers. She has also shared many videos with her son in the profile. Many users have trolled her and raised questions after seeing her videos. Many users earlier made comments like “I want to be your son” or stated she’s such a young and fit mother. This kind of statement in a mother-son duo photo was probably not appreciated by influencer.
The viral video shared by Amaira on her Instagram profile has received a total number of 2.5 million views. The video has also received 38.5 thousand likes. Despite the increase in trolling and disapproval from the viewers, Amaira seems underrated and continues to create content with her son. Many people defended the woman, while many found the content unsettling.
As social media continues to serve as a platform for sharing personal moments and contents, the debate surrounding the boundaries of familial relationships remains constant. Despite nonstop trolling Amaira continues to share content with her son, leading to further trolling of their interactions. In the realm of social media, where personal moments are frequently shared, the ongoing discourse and trolling on the portrayal of familial relationships and acceptable conduct remains a relevant issue.
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