"Can't help but be authentic," Lerman wrote in a post before entering the fireplace that went up on her Instagram today and provoked a wave of angry reactions • "Aviation is already an artist"
Ten days have passed since the reality show "Big Brother" entered our lives again, and in the best tradition, the drama between the tenants is only intensifying, both inside the house and on social networks.
Starring in the headlines almost from the moment she first set foot in the swamp, she's graduate "Moore Lerman", who very quickly found herself manning, at least in the eyes of many viewers, the Torah schizophrenic slot, opening a charged front in front of roommate Gal Gvaram.
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Today (Tuesday), a post appeared on her Instagram that was written, of course, before she entered the fireplace, but almost accurately predicted the storm that would form around her.
"On honesty, authenticity and maturity," the post opens.
"When I entered 'Big Brother', I knew that one of the difficulties that would await me was my sincerity, and more precisely - the reactions of the environment to my sincerity," Lerman wrote as if predicting the attack that would come upon her.
"Ever since I was little there has been one sentence that accompanies me - what you see is what you get, 'what you see is what you get'. I can not help but be authentic, not share feelings, not be real with those around me. When I love - I Love wholeheartedly, and when it's hard for me, I can not hide and share what I experience. Those close to me know how to appreciate the ability to say everything, but for those who only know me, sincerity can be a bit confusing. "It is important to me that we all maintain it is on the fine line between not embracing or containing and cyberbullying," she wrote.
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"When things are said orally, the other side has the opportunity to respond, there is an opportunity to have a conversation, there is an ability to talk about things. When things are said behind a keyboard, the hand is light, sometimes too light, and those beyond the screen have no ability to explain, communicate and apologize. "Be forgiving. Be honest, wake up, react, speak what is on your heart, but do not slander, curse or use words that you cannot take back," she asked.
"Language shapes reality. Do not let verbal violence be our reality. There is another way, let's choose it," she concluded the post with an icon of a heart.
Despite the conciliatory tone she tried to convey in the post, Lerman's remarks, combined with her conduct since she entered the fireplace house, provoked a wave of angry reactions from surfers who spared no harsh words against her.
"What honesty and what maturity. Disgust. It's called jealousy," a surfer responded to the post, and others added: "Authentic you are not.
"Ya jealous! Not a graduate and not shoes. With all the degrees you have, you're still a rag. A jealous little girl," added another angry surfer, and was immediately reassured by others: "Wow flying already an unbearable jealous artist."
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"I do not know you and do not usually comment on such topics and I am not going to use bad language or anything, but dealing with the wave and contempt and belittling a girl at 19 who is almost half your age who behaves very mature and childish behavior suitable for fourth grade is not respectful at all," To the charged relationship formed between Gvaram and Lerman.
"You talk in a post that is less authentic and wrote in advance about the need to give a chance to a discourse and that is what you advocate, but in Big Brother it does not look like that until this point of the game."
"To be real is to come and say inside and not behind your back, as Save did with Gal," a surfer added.
"Enough with all these slogans, what's more Shemor is portrayed as jealous and it's a bit strange that a 30-year-old woman will be jealous of a 19-year-old girl. On her are Gal Gvaram and Tom Haimov.
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Other surfers tried to keep a slightly calmer tone, and even noted more than once the fact that Lerman (who as mentioned has already taken part in the reality show "Wedding at First Sight") did herself a very bad service when she chose to enter the fireplace house.
"Unfortunately, society and discourse in Israel have become violent and difficult and the Big Brother show is a stage for violence. It is a pity that you have entered this reality show," it was written.
"Moore, I love you, just not sure you should have gotten into this lame energy-eating program. Some people don't connect to every phase. You also need to know where to put ourselves and what suits us. Good luck and get out of there fast just because it's a sewer.