Vytenis spoke about this on social media. To Žmonės.lt he revealed that the complaint was completely unfounded – although he does not publicly show his daughter on his “Instagram,” the girl has been spending the whole week with him.
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“I want to make it clear: police officers will continue to respond to false calls and false information. Such actions may have legal consequences, and responsible persons, if there is a legal basis, can be identified and held accountable.
The fact that I am currently not filming my daughter or posting her on social media is my conscious decision due to the current situation and the actions of some people. However, this does not at all mean that she is not near me or that we are not spending time together. Not everything that happens in life has to be shown online.
From today, I am taking a break and resting from social media. I need it right now.
I ask everyone else for patience – I will definitely respond to important messages as soon as I can. Thank you to those who understand and respect my and my family’s privacy,” he wrote.
In another post, he expressed frustration that many people show only contempt, hatred, and simply do not respect each other.
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“Sometimes it’s honestly scary to watch how much dehumanization has appeared in people. Where has basic humanity, respect, empathy, and understanding that behind every screen there is a living person – with their feelings, family, and life – gone?
Slander, bullying, malicious actions, the desire to humiliate or harm another – have we really sunk that low? Sometimes I don’t even understand how some people can find someone else’s life more interesting than their own. How much inner emptiness must a person have to spend their time and energy not creating their own life, but destroying someone else’s?
And then we wonder why some people get tired, disappointed, and move abroad to live. Because sometimes it’s scary to see what is happening in Lithuania – not because of the country itself, which I love, but because of the behavior between people.
I still want to believe that there are many more normal, empathetic, and good people. It’s just a pity that those who are indifferent to others’ pain often speak the loudest.
Live YOUR lives. Create, love, rejoice, and leave others alone. Life is too short to waste it on hatred,” the man stated.
