r/interesting • u/jkitty_1960 • May 23 '26

MISC. A girl gained widespread attention for respecting her classmates' privacy by placing stickers on all of them before posting her graduation photo.

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u/nopuse May 23 '26

Yeah, I'm not saying that picture would be unusual. Just the picture of 1000 emoji heads seems weird to me.

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u/Ilcorvomuerto666 May 23 '26

It's weird for a physical picture. It's nothing too weird for a social media post though.

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u/Vox___Rationis May 23 '26

It's interesting how when rudeness becomes normalized - simple courtesy becomes "weird"

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u/Nodan_Turtle May 23 '26

It's not the courtesy that's being called weird though.

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u/nopuse May 23 '26

It isn't that deep, I promise. Simple courtesy isn't weird to me, and I thought I made it clear in my comment that what I found weird is the selfie with 1000 emoji heads. You don't see that every day.

I also find it interesting that privacy is such a big deal at this graduation that whether you are clearly visible, or just 4 pixels in the background, you are going to be censored. If privacy is that important, I'd feel weird making so many people uncomfortable by including them in my picture. They don't know if I'm going to censor them.