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She said,
"That’s like physical bullying. Online, they are invisible. I believe if you have a problem with me, you should approach me. But
if you go online and comment as anonymous or use a strange name, you
are still bringing yourself down. Yes, you would make me feel sad, but
the damage will not be permanent, but temporary until I am strong enough
not to read those comments again."
According
to the actress, she has been reading blogs for the past 5 years,
however, she never comments. And every time she feels pushed to insult
someone online, she tells herself that they would always remain
anonymous while she will stay relevant.
"And
so, I bear most of the insults and try not to be bothered about them. It
was not easy. I was depressed for a long time because of things like
that. I just felt that people didn’t like me...They don’t even know me and they are saying this and that. Before, I will cry and cry and get depressed."
Halima
says that now she doesn't worry about such things any more, noting that
those people, who write insulting comments about her, do not know her
story.
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