Joe90 wrote:
There's nothing wrong with you posting the graphic photo, as you was only trying to spread awareness. I have people posting graphic images of things like animal cruelty and stuff like that on Facebook, and it never offends me. If she didn't like the graphic photo then she should have just scrolled past it or perhaps click on the right-hand corner of the photo and chose "hide this post from timeline" or something.
One time a friend posted a horrifying photo of lots of blood in a sea from murdered whales, and it actually disturbed me. But I didn't hold it against the friend who posted it. The friend shared the photo as a way to express how against animal cruelty they are. You was doing the same about the photo of the autistic boy, to show how you're against such harmful cases that go on in this world. That woman was just overreacting.
I agree. However, next time someone wants to attack me, I think I will back off and cool down for a bit. Then when I am ready, I will tell them "Don't worry about it."