I love the internet nowadays.

Someone says "someone" did a bad thing to them and everyone automatically believes them.

What happened to proof? Or evidence? Do we just trust people at their word now when these serious allegations come up?

Then when the person accused of doing it defends themselves..."Oh they must be guilty because they are acting like that" now...imagine if someone accused you of doing something truly horrible, even though you know that you haven't done it and they have no proof...but everyone believes them instead of you...how would you feel?

The moral of this story is simple, don't believe literally everything you read online.

AcidBurn

All you have to do is change their perception of someone. Perception is a person's truth. Although, that might not be reality.

Fangirlsarah1996 · 26-30, F

@AcidBurn Agreed, in situations like that even if the accused is proved innocent...they will lose.

Their reputation is probably in tatters, their friends would've abandoned them, oh sure they're innocent, but the person who lied will go free.

AcidBurn

@Fangirlsarah1996 Exactly, the damage is done. Staying in my room sounds like a better idea every day.