Pressured by Social Media Trial, Paula Verhoeven Emotionally Affected - Feels Cornered by Opinions That Do Not See the Whole Issue

"Yes, people, if they were judged by the media alone, it would be very sad. Especially trial by social media. Because it is one-sided, unilateral," said Alvon.

According to her, Paula feels cornered by public opinions that do not fully understand the issue. This has caused her to experience significant emotional pressure during the legal process, especially since many narratives only side with Baim Wong without considering Paula's perspective.

“The problem is that people who do not know the issue judge and condemn, and then they try to act as if they know the most. This is the real problem,” she said.

Alvon added that in the case of Paula and Baim, many people draw conclusions without understanding the matter, even based only on hypotheses that may not be true.

“The hypothesis can be either true or false, in the sense that usually the conclusion is wrong, but it could also be right, you know. That alone is not allowed,” he asserted.

He also urged the public to be more wise in addressing ongoing legal issues, because everyone, including celebrities, remains human who has a heart and emotions.

“That’s why we really need to be wise in addressing this so that we can understand that a person also has a heart,” he said.

Alvon mentioned that this pressure is very heavy because Paula also has to think about her family's condition, including her young child who needs to be protected from the psychological impacts of the conflict with Baim.

“Yes, the point is that there is a lot of pressure on her right now on social media, and that is what needs to be addressed, to be improved,” he continued.

He hopes Paula receives enough support to face this situation and that the legal process can proceed fairly without pressure from unfounded public opinion.