Followers were left wondering what had happened when the former actress and mother of two, Sandwich Papada Chotikavanich, posted a lengthy message on Facebook."Mae San Leon Leia"strongly addressed a mysterious individual, demanding they stop their insulting, disparaging, and boundary-crossing behavior toward her and her child, emphasizing that children should not be used as tools.
"When will the insults, disparagement, and bullying stop? Constantly criticizing others doesn’t make you look superior. On the contrary, it reveals more about the speaker's mindset and character.
Stop using children as excuses. Children should never be tools in adult conflicts. One child who once had good memories with you even asked about you, but now must witness adults hurting each other with words.
When family members love, admire, or share good friendships, how does that harm your family? Why can't you be happy for others’ joy? Seeing others happy should be a cause for celebration, not attack.
What’s happening now is that you are crossing the line far too much with both me and my child.
Thousands who have seen this story are happy and appreciate the good friendship, yet you alone view everything negatively, even though many initially praised and supported you.
You dislike others crossing your boundaries but should also respect others’ limits. I have never mentioned you or your family negatively and always tell my fans not to insult or speak ill of anyone, because I respect everyone.
If you recall what you said and did, you would know best who truly hurt whom with words and actions. You surely know the truth better than anyone.
Today, you live your life as you choose. So why continue to hurt or cause problems for others?
I have never harmed your family, but what I see is you hurting many with your words.
Finally, if you truly love your family, try to let go of jealousy, anger, and hatred. Focus on caring for your loved ones and your own physical and mental health. When you are genuinely happy, those around you will be happy too.
Respecting others does not diminish our dignity; instead, it makes us more mature and worthy of respect."
Additionally, Sandwich clarified the day she took her son Leon to Sek Loso’s concert:
"I want to clarify that day because the story has been discussed from many angles, and some people were upset that Leon and I attended the concert.
Honestly, I didn’t intend to post the clip at first; I was saving it for Leon to see. But I decided to share it so people can see that nothing inappropriate happened. The event was full of happiness and joyful moments.
Leon and I had no intention to harm anyone. We simply went to the concert and bought tickets like anyone else.
Beforehand, relatives invited Leon to the concert, and I asked for his consent. He said,
"I want to see it once in my life. I've never been before—only seen it on a phone." As a child, he barely remembered past experiences, so I took him.
There was nothing complicated that day. Leon was very excited because it was his first concert.
During the concert, he kept asking me, "Why is he so good? Does he hurt his finger? Why does he stand on the speaker? Isn’t he afraid of falling?" Typical childlike curiosity. I answered him and asked if he wanted to leave or was bored, but he said, "I want to keep watching."
For a child, that day was filled with happiness, excitement, and new experiences he had never encountered before.
Regarding the moment Leon got to hug Sek, I asked him how he felt and if he wanted to hug him. He said, "I miss him and want to hug him."
I want people to see this from the perspective of a child enjoying a happy moment, rather than interpreting it negatively.
Leon is unaware of adult conflicts and should not have to bear responsibility or knowledge of adult issues.
One day, when he’s old enough, he will look back and understand everything on his own.
For now, my role as a mother is simply to protect my son’s feelings and let him grow up happily.
Adult matters should remain adult matters. Please don’t impose adult feelings or interpretations onto a child’s innocence."
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