On Kathryn's blog, she made a post called "Teen Killer: Social Media Led to Murder" and on this post, she mentioned that a teenage girl committed a murder because the teenage girl was fighting over this one guy with another girl, and the teenager girl ended up killing the other girl. This all happened through texting. I like how Kathryn says that: "I agree that this is a very useful article to share with not only teens but adults too. Once something is in writing you can't take it back, and it could very easily get blown out of proportion. You can't really hide behind a text or the internet because you definitely are not safe."
I agree with her on that part a lot. Once you write something, it is hard to take it back because it is already there. In this case, if you really mean what you say, then I guess it would be okay to post it, but if it's something that is not what you really meant, than I would suggest not to say anything about it and not post it up.
I agree with her on that part a lot. Once you write something, it is hard to take it back because it is already there. In this case, if you really mean what you say, then I guess it would be okay to post it, but if it's something that is not what you really meant, than I would suggest not to say anything about it and not post it up.
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