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Never had Photoshop on my computer before and I don't touch steroids, I train six days a week.
I am referring to people that have Botox, surgery or even go on steroids and change physique with Photoshop for Instagram likes.
Yep. Overpopulation is a problem.
It seems you are the one obsessing over this; Sending video's and names of people I don't even know to me, and all that. Like, are you serious?! Leave this girl alone.
Social media such as Instagram just offers a form of expression through which people can represent a real or unreal representation of their "best self."
I should start a trend of "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥". Not to be like "Oh do ho hoo stupid me, leave a like and comment if you wanna see me ♥♥♥♥ up again";: but more "Look, I'm human, just like you. I ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up today. You likely did too at some point. That's fine. Stop being so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ jittery about it".
It's not really "shocking" though is it lol
I do not truly believe that people living a fake persona on social media are having fun. They are trying to cover up the reality of their life. It's sad. Makeup is only a byproduct of this mindset that social media addicts have
I know someone who does this "public persona" thing. Very successfully. Charming, charismatic, life of the party.
But I have caught a glimpse of when he thought nobody's looking, He was not feeling well, to say the least.
Do you believe it gives them a sense of ego?