Candace Cameron Bure became emotional as she explained why she had been 'silent' in the aftermath of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday.
'Some of us need to just feel more and figure out when we feel ready to share those feelings.'
''I don't think it's right to jump to conclusions, or assume or judge someone for their lack of posting,' she said. She said, 'The more and more I have this relationship with social media, there's things I love about it and a lot that I am really pulling away from and that is sharing certain things particular when it comes to tragedy, grief, politics and a lot of social issues that our country disagrees on.
Jumping to conclusions: The California native explained that people should not be quick to judge someone's reaction to events or emotions based on their social media activity 'Just some of us don't feel comfortable to have to post everything. And that's all there is to it. I'm not trying to make this about me. I'm just trying to share feelings.
She added, 'You know my social media gal, who helps me post a lot of things, even texted me yesterday and said,"Do you want me to put up a graphic?" She asserted,"It's not about you. It's not and everyone processes things differently so let us process how we need. And take action when we are ready and willing and wanting to and speaking up when we feel led to. Just know that.'
'Those are all scheduled posts so they still just run. I'm not actually feeling them that day and I'm not even posting them. I have people who help post those things so just take social media with a grain of salt and realize that it's not always in real time at that very moment.'
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