The impressions of the Monica Lewinsky's speech "The price of shame". I like watching Ted's podacts. It's both helpful for language abilities and useful. Today I've watched the Monica Lewinsky's speech "The price of shame". It leaved me an emotional wreck. Her speech was really impressive. She's a mentally strong woman who was able to survive after public humiliation. She was talking about her dark days when she were close to death, when her mom had been sitting by her bed every night and making her shower with the bathroom door open. She said what the public humiliation is, how does it feel to be humiliated. You're said to be whore, you're the main target of internet trolls, you're the main target of media, everyone wants to send a cruel joke to your adress, everyone has huge disdain for you. Monica Lewinsky faced with all of that. Words cannot express her emotions, and we cannot understand her feelings and emotions. She had to make though public shame and humilitiaon, gossips around her, cruel jokes mailing by cruel people. And while I was watching this video, I realized how cruel we are. We think that we are enough to judge and castigate people. We all become judges when we shouldn't. Everyone, EVERYONE make mistakes within their lifes. Those trolls also could make even worse things than Monica Lewinsky. But we forget our faults and make our best in humiliating others. We are very easy to humilate and condemn, we are good at being fake judges. We think we are better than public victim man. But it's a big fallacy. Everyone has it's own secrets, mistakes and, eventually, the right to privacy. I'm sorry that it's happened with Monica Lewinsky. I see that she feels sincere regret or about her wrongdoing. I'm not even a man who use the word "wrongdoing". It was your deed. The word is full of victims, cruelty and humiliation. And sometimes there is no place for compassion and support. It's sad. It's very sad. I can't get of my mind her and Tyler Clementi's story. I know we can hear these words from radio, we can read these words on walls on the streets or memes, but I say: we should be more compassionate. Let's make this word better.