📖 Logged InAges 7-12
The Comment They Wanted You to Like
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The situation
Someone posted a nasty comment about a kid in your year. Now your friends are all liking it, and one of them has noticed you haven't. "Like it," they say. "Why haven't you liked it? Do you actually like that kid or something?" It's just a tap. One little heart. Not liking it shouldn't be a big deal — except now it is, because they're watching, and not tapping has somehow turned into a statement. A like feels like nothing and like joining in, both at once. Your thumb hovers, and everyone's waiting to see what it does.
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Is liking a mean comment the same as writing one? A bit different? Why?
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