Mary Zheng, a star from "Survivor 48," expresses concern over the online hate directed at cast members after her ousting by a dominant alliance. In her interview, she highlights the importance of differentiating between entertainment and the emotional safety needed for players. Zheng acknowledges feeling excluded in the game but chooses not to harbor grudges, extending grace to her fellow competitors. She emphasizes that the participants act based on their experiences and intentions, urging viewers to consider their shared humanity rather than resorting to threats or hate.
Nobody should be getting death threats.
I have a lot of grace for myself, but that means I also extend that grace to the people I played the game with.
Everybody was playing for the first time and everybody was just trying to make the moves that they thought were best for them.
It's incredibly frustrating being on the outs of a group that refused to turn on each other.
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