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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Yeah. Even more than your 75% average real like interactions are more or less a facade. Studying psychology surely gave me an insight to how people think when it comes to leveraging social media and social profiles. People tend to be “certain” or “appear” a “certain” way until they are that. That’s as much of a part of social reality today than ever.

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