Published on 2024/04/05
NARCISSISM AND SOCIAL MEDIA VOL28

Our society establishes norms and expectations about how to behave in public. When we see someone who seems to ignore or break these norms (like dancing alone in the street), we may feel secondhand embarrassment and discomfort.
Fear of ridicule is a common concern among people, and when we witness someone publicly exposing themselves in a way that could be seen as ridiculous or humiliating, we might experience some rejection as a protective response, precisely to avoid being seen in a similar situation ourselves.

That's why watching videos on social media of people doing things can be entertaining, but seeing them being recorded in public in front of everyone can generate quite a bit of cringe.



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Nature in its purest form.

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Published on 2023/12/29
NARCISSISM AND SOCIAL MEDIA VOL27

Social media has changed how public opinion is shaped and shared. Influencers and personalities on social platforms can have a significant impact on people's perception and preferences, but watching them create their videos can be quite embarrassing.



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The slow motion of the day.

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Published on 2023/11/27
SOCIAL MEDIA VS REALITY

Social media portrays life in an overly idealized way that often clashes with reality. Nowadays, there's too much social pressure to meet certain aesthetic and success standards, leading many people to an insatiable quest for validation and approval that ultimately results in feelings of dissatisfaction, envy, and low self-esteem.



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It's never too late to get interested in the world of fashion.

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