Social Media Dispute Over Aerobics Video in Roi Et
A Thai woman faces online harassment and legal threats after posting an aerobics video, with a commenter claiming the content attracts her boyfriend.
A 22-year-old woman, identified as Ms. Suparat Saelim, has shared her experience regarding an unusual online dispute in Roi Et province. On September 23, 2026, Ms. Suparat recorded herself performing aerobics at a local venue. After posting the video to her personal social media, she received comments from a woman demanding she delete the footage.
The commenter alleged that her boyfriend watches the aerobics videos daily and accused Ms. Suparat of dancing in a provocative manner, claiming it damaged the reputation of Roi Et. The individual further threatened to file a complaint under the Computer Crime Act if the videos were not removed. Ms. Suparat, who regularly records her exercise routines, stated that the camera angle was a result of placing the device on the ground. The commenter also sent private messages warning Ms. Suparat not to refer to her as an elderly person, following comments from other users, before eventually blocking her.
For residents and visitors, this incident highlights the complexities of social media interactions and the occasional misuse of legal threats in public discourse. While the situation has gained attention, it remains a personal dispute. It is currently unconfirmed whether any formal legal action has been initiated under the Computer Crime Act, as the threat appears to be a reaction to personal grievances rather than a legitimate legal violation.
