Tikva Gideon, who experienced firsthand the ease on the keyboard of reality show viewers, sought last weekend to draw the attention of 185,000 Instagram followers to cyberbullying that is currently being directed at the stars of the current season of "Big Brother," who are locked in a house documenting their lives for 24 hours a day.
Among other things, Gideon asked the respondents to think about the families of the tenants who have to deal with the bad reactions themselves, due to the fact that their relatives, who are staying in the fireplace, are completely disconnected from what is happening outside the walls and can not respond to accusations.
Tikva Gideon on the residents of "Big Brother"
"I just saw 'Big Brother,' and someone needs to say it. I see on the net people writing 'I was like that, and how he behaves.' I was there, I was in this place, I was inside this house," Gideon expressed sympathy in her opening remarks.
"People who watch it on TV, they see an entertainment show. They do not understand that when people are hungry there, they are really hungry. You can not understand it," she shared her experience.
"Why do I say that? Because in 'Big Brother', unlike the other reality shows, the person can not respond to you. So who sees all the shit you're writing here? .
"You can not understand what it is! Brass, do not curse them! I feel sorry for them that they will get out of there. I know what it's up close.
"Do not be confused, I gossip with my friends about everything," Tikva shared towards the end of her remarks.
"But there are things I say 'not fair.' "And the acquaintances who eat all the sailing. Think that after every episode grandma / mom / dad should try to protect a contestant because he is being slaughtered on the net," she reiterated the widespread harm of verbal violence in responses.
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