The Like That Meant Picking a Side
Two kids you know are in a public falling-out online. One of them has posted something — a dig at the other, dressed up as a joke or a "just saying" comment. Now everyone's watching to see who likes it. A like isn't just a like anymore; it's a vote, a way of publicly siding with one person against the other. Your finger hovers. People will notice what you do, and what you don't. You don't really want to take a side — you know both of them, and the whole thing seems silly. But online, even doing nothing gets noticed, and a single tap is being treated as if it means everything.
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