> I'm not so sure. I think its very possible that the person in the social network photographs is actually far closer to the person they really are than the pho

> I'm not so sure. I think its very possible that the person in the social network photographs is actually far closer to the person they really are than the photo of them riding alone on the subway. That's how I see it too, but that may be tempered by my personality. When I'm on public transit or in a crowd, I do my best not to stand out (which is difficult being 6'4" and 240lbs) but when I'm around people I know, I will smile and have fun. When I go to a concert alone, I'm also a bit closed off and tend to dress blandly, but if I go with a friend or a group I'm more lively and interactive, and dressed to suit the music. It's all about being comfortable with those around you, at least for me. So yes, on the subway I'm the dull guy in the jeans and t-shirt, and on social media I'm almost always with friends in a photo so I'm smiling and having fun. Nothing out of the ordinary in these photos if you ask me.