Question from the reader:
Why is it that former female announcers from Fuji TV are being bashed online even when they haven’t done anything wrong? Is it just that there are many people looking for stress relief or are they just naturally critical?
On the Bashing of Former Female Announcers from Fuji TV
Recently, I’ve noticed that former female announcers from
Fuji TV are being bashed online for no apparent reason. I share the same sentiment and have been pondering why this is happening.
Justice Warriors and Stress Relief
Indeed, there are many people online who act like “justice warriors.” They may feel special by maintaining their opinions and criticizing others. I remember a time when I was brainstorming comedy ideas with friends. I confidently said, “Isn’t this funny?” only to be shot down with, “That’s just criticism.” It was a bit embarrassing, but those moments make you reflect on how you are perceived. I also think many people vent their everyday stress online. As someone who often feels exhausted from parenting, there are times when I just want to lash out at something. In those moments, speaking ill of someone might provide a brief release of stress. However, when that comes at the expense of hurting others, it becomes counterproductive.
The Depths of Human Emotion
It’s quite puzzling that there are people who criticize without any clear purpose. Some might be self-absorbed while others may want to appear larger by attacking others. Reflecting on this, it seems that deep within the human heart lies a myriad of emotions and desires. I personally enjoy comedy and find joy in various stand-up performances, believing that laughter has the power to ease tensions. That’s why I think finding ways to relieve stress through humor is far more wonderful than resorting to bashing.
What Are Your Experiences?
Lastly, what do you think? If you have any thoughts about online bashing or your own methods for relieving stress, I would love to hear from you! It would be great to create a space where we can all share perspectives and have enjoyable conversations together.
