Fausta Marija spoke about this on the social network “Facebook”. She agreed to share the post with the news portal Žmonės.lt.
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The well-known woman told about an unexpected encounter with a passerby. Walking down Gediminas Avenue after official daytime events, the journalist was verbally and demonstratively attacked with gestures showing disgust by an older lady, who was simply bothered by a detail of her outfit – black tights worn in summer
“Today, after many years of break, I came face to face with the character of a sick Facebook commentator. One of those you think simply cannot exist. The details are not important, but I will say them anyway. After all, I am a storyteller.
I am walking down Gediminas Avenue after an official reception and a radio show. A suit, black, 10-denier, almost completely sheer tights. I am just about to stop by for new ones, as there is still an event ahead, and I already see that the tights are about to ladder.
It is cool in the shade. About 20 degrees. I am worried that I didn’t bring a jacket for the evening event.
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I pass the older lady. Hairdo puffed up, sunglasses. Pants. Jacket. And she, with the greatest disgust, in a tone as if I had relieved myself at her doorstep, spits out: “Black tights in summer.” And she mimics a gag reflex.
For a second I can’t believe that what I saw and heard is real. I even think of just walking away, because I imagined it. But then I realize, no. That this is one of those uncontrollable sick people. Whose illness grows with everyone who does not feed her with what she offers others.
“Are you out of your mind? What do you think you are allowed to comment on other people?” I ask. Since she tries to escape, blocking her way I look into her eyes.
She is not used to being fed back. Used to going and slandering without consequences. I walk away and can’t believe what just happened. I only pity everyone whose paths she crossed. There is no lesson, I just think that I will definitely teach my child not to turn the other cheek. You can’t give fools a way. Because how we live further depends on that,” wrote F.M. Leščiauskaitė on the social network “Facebook”.