People "mostly used it to vent, and the emotions were traumatic," she said.
But others use it to vent the bitterness and frustration that they have against women.
Weibo, which operates like Twitter and allows users to post short messages and gather followers, has more than 250 million users, who often use it to vent about topics China's government deems sensitive such as corruption and the status of Taiwan.
In what her father called a feat of super-human strength, Ms. Foster pulled loose a metal vent and used it to push aside debris and let in air.
Plenty of athletes, especially track and field stars, are using Twitter to vent their frustration with Rule 40.
In a statement the JFA said: "Craig has expressed regret to using interviews to vent his frustrations".
It was a difficult year for nongovernmental organizations, journalists and bloggers, including ordinary civilians using social media, to vent sometimes daily complaints.
You criticised people for using this issue to vent their own insecurities – but what does that tell you?
People seem to simply be using this survey to vent frustrations.
Make a list, use a journal, or use a blog to vent and rant.
