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" Hi Jess, I posted a picture of me on Facebook to a TV page, imitating the characters on the show. The next day when I went on there, 6 of the 9 comments involved people calling me ugly or fat. I know that it shouldn&amp;#039;t hurt me, but it does. I get really depressed over things like this and now I do not know what to do because it had made me even more self-conscious. Please Help.  \u2014Trisha Hi Trisha, The great thing about the web is that we have the opportunity to participate and share\u2014to join positive movements by doing things like signing the Body Peace Treaty, and sharing our stories through blogs, video, and music. But the down side to the web world is that people forget that the images or words that are posted on a Facebook page are truly associated with another human being. People can hide behind the computer screen, making any kind of post they want and not act accountable for their actions. It&amp;#039;s unfair and very hurtful. Now, I have a feeling that you were happy and were probably having a lot of fun when you decided to participate, and posted that image of yourself on the TV forum. So, my suggestion to you is to continue to be yourself. Continue to have fun! My advice to you is to focus on what makes you happy. The bottom line is: you don&amp;#039;t know those people so they aren&amp;#039;t really commenting on you\u2014the real you. They are being jerks, so try not to give them any more time than you already have. And never let people like that get in the way of having fun! Blessings,  Jess "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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