One of PRO TV's most popular stars posted snaps of some of the messages she receives: “I feel sorry for them”
The star of Sports News from PRO TV sent a message to those who send him hateful comments.
“I often get the question in interviews: 'How do you deal with haters?' My answer is simple: I ignore them and monetize them😬 Behind this detachment are years in which I learned, sometimes hard, to stop taking personally what is not about me. I've been through insults, threats, comments that hurt, especially in the beginning, when you're still building your confidence and your place. And I chose not to expose my loved ones as well”, writes Corina Caragea, the presenter of sports news from PRO TV, on Facebook.
Caragea has been working at PRO TV since 2005, since she was 22 years old, becoming one of the station's stars.
“People who talk about values, family, faith, but choose to hurt”
In the post about the hate messages she receives, the star writes that she understood “that the Internet is a wall on which anyone can write. And that many of these words say much more about the person who writes them than the person who receives them. Sometimes it is enough to look at the profile picture: people talking about values, family, faith. And yet, behind the screen, they choose to hurt.”
In the message, Caragea posts a series of captures with messages from those who sent him hate messages. “I feel sorry for them. Especially during this period of Lent, which should be about silence, introspection and more kindness, the contrast becomes even stronger. It's easy to talk about faith. It's harder to show it in the way we treat others. I move on because I know who I am, what I can do and what I want. But one thing I think is important to make clear: hate shouldn't be normal. It's not part of the “file” job”, is not the price of visibility, nor should it be accepted as something inevitable. It's just a form of violence that perhaps we've come to tolerate too easily.”
Some of the captured messages and comments are full of insults or swearing.
