Internet Bullying: Insights from Tuesday Morning with Lynn Pritchard

By Lynn Pritchard May 27, 2025

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Internet bullying

I've recently observed a troubling trend: a significant amount of bullying directed at women across various corners of the internet. While some of this hostility may arise from women displaying what is often labeled as "Karen" behavior, many instances don't fit neatly into that narrative. For instance, there was an incident involving a woman on a date who was taken aback when the man boldly declared that she needed to pay the bill because she wasn't offering him anything in return. This moment was pointed out as an example of a woman facing unjust criticism, revealing the complexities of societal expectations and interactions.

In another heart-wrenching scenario, a different woman was seen sobbing, overwhelmed by a profound sense of loss because she no longer had custody of her children. She questioned whether she would ever stop crying, and her raw emotional vulnerability was palpable. Although there may be underlying reasons for her situation, she remains a human being, deserving of empathy. Making fun of someone without grasping their circumstances is not only cruel but deeply insensitive. Instead of mocking her pain, why not offer a hand of compassion and provide guidance on how to seek help and heal?

I truly believe that if the internet fostered more compassion and support rather than scorn, we could work collectively toward creating a safer and more understanding society for everyone.

What are your thoughts? Please share your comments below.

Love you all Lynn Pritchard