Those several anonymity apps that last like a week

Yeah to be quite honest, as you can see I procrastinated on doing this blog until the last remaining hours its due. In fact, I nearly passed out 20 minutes ago before I decided to actually do this. I am currently listening to the Beach Boys in a playlist recommended to me by my best friend. So what are we talking about again? Oh yeah, I'm here to type about online anonymity and how it has a positive side of it. Not all people who hide their identity behind a screen harass people online. In fact, there are some people who like using their anonymous profile to hide things about themselves because they are not ready to share to everyone. Take that Sarahah app that lasted for 2 weeks before TBH took the spotlight. Or even that dumb app where you talk about people at your school called After School. People would confess their thoughts about a person without having the person receiving the comment know who it was from. Those apps are meant to make people curious finding out the identity of their secret admire--or enemy. They become intrigued reading things that other fellow peers think about them. In some cases, the comments or feedback are not always nice ones but you cannot really do anything about it. All you can really do is delete and move on. Yes it is true, the majority of have used those anonymity apps. It is an addiction to some of us because we crave the feedback from others.