Such as children or people with dementia?
This is prompted by a friend posting yet another set of photos and video footage of their mother who has alzheimers looking a far cry from the vibrant woman she once was and clearly not having a clue what is going on. I cringe everytime, not least as my own mother also had alzheimers and I wouldn't have dreamt of posting photos of her looking like that. I rarely posted photos of her at all and, if I did, it would be a nice photo of her on her birthday or of when she was younger (which I did when she passed away). I know my mum wouldn't have been happy if I had posted unflattering photos of her in latter years and certainly not of her being spoon fed her dinner or making reference to her soiling herself, like this friend has done.
It's quite a close friend but I won't be saying anything as, although I know a few mutual friends feel the same way, we're clearly in the minority judging by the large number of likes and "awww bless her" type comments they receive. All we can do is continue not like or comment and scroll past.
AIBU?