By: David Artavia
Social media has become a quiet (kind of obvious) way to brag or show off—Lord knows what you’re bragging about is true or not.
We have become our own directors. We’ve mastered the art of angles, the ability to focus on one thing but really wanting us to pay attention to something else, i.e. taking a picture of your breakfast but in reality it’s your shirtless body you want us to admire.
Shirtless torsos, condescending commentary, bullying posts, rants, and toxic attitudes are everywhere. We have enough of those in the real world, so naturally they need to haunt us online too. There’s literally almost no escape.
Facebook has turned into journaling.
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