Boy from Bosnia struck his head 10 times against a wardrobe for Facebook challenge: Instead of averting him, they dared him to kill himself! (VIDEO)

A bizarre trend has been spreading over social networks when children give challenges to each other, and they show almost unrecognizable behavior. A lot of discussion is carried over the internet because of that, but no one is dealing with the problem. The question often emerges where are the parents in this story, when they behave like they do. The video of a boy from Bosnia answering to the "challenge" of his peer, should live no one feeling indifferent. 

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He got a challenge to hit his head against a wardrobe 10 times, which he accepted without holding back, and he filmed himself. According to his behavior and rhetoric, we can see that it is not the first time he is in situation like this. After accomplished challenge he invited people to like and comment on his video.

This is unfortunately not an isolated case, and children play such games in increasing numbers that could be dangerous for them.

People laughed at him in the comments, without understanding the seriousness of the situation, and there were new challenges in the comments "Feel free to hit your head against a concrete", and one wrote "I challenge you to jump off of bridge".

We remind you that large number of girls consider that it is very modern to have their own channel on YouTube and to post videos where they talk on numerous subjects. In some cases it is harmless but it can lead to fatal consequences, like the example of a little girl from Bosnia who posted a video about her boyfriend breaking up with her. Due to the public lynch she was exposed to, she tried to commit a suicide. 

Unfortunately, we were often witnesses of the news where teenagers committed suicide and they were live on Facebook, and some cases were part of the bizarre challenges.

Also, there are more and more stories about violence among peers over social networks, and the aggressiveness of today's youngsters shocked many. It is time to wonder in what way our children spend their free time, to pay more attention to them and to teach them the right values.

(Telegraf.co.uk)