Social media has flooded with posts of shock and sorrow after the attacks on Paris. The sentiment is strong: We're with you France; we want to show our support however we can.
Feeds are filled with images crafted to display our feelings.
But some people have relied on their personal photographs and stories to express their feelings.
Can't believe we were standing there a few days ago! RIP to the innocent people who lost their lives #PrayForParis🇫🇷
Some might even call it self-serving...
Had an amazing show in Paris this year... Our thoughts and prayers are with you. RYOTA pray for paris REO
'tourists of the day' #PrayForParis
It's kind of a this-is-relevant-to-me-because message.
'Begin Again' music video was shot in Paris, France. 💕 #PrayForParis
Does having lived in, worked in, or even visited Paris make it any different?
People in our feeds are pretty divided about these reactions.
My advice? Everyone displays sympathy in a different way. Let people show it in their own ways.
This morning my family is safe&healthy.I have no complaints.Praying for those who cannot say the same. #PrayForParis
That said, do your best to make it about a movement bigger than you.
When darkness falls on one city the rest of the world shows it light. #PrayForParis 🇫🇷❤️🙏🏻
Because ultimately, it's about showing your love to the people who need it.
Thoughts, love and prayers go out to the city of lights, Paris. #prayforparis
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