Lately I've heard a lot of people complaining about magazines photoshopping women and Facebook posts that depress people because they just show how great other

Lately I've heard a lot of people complaining about magazines photoshopping women and Facebook posts that depress people because they just show how great other people's lives are. This is the same thing. This is people deliberately creating an unrealistic scene and trying to play it off as real. People can do whatever they want, but I'd much rather follow someone who showing their own home instead of faking it to this extent. (And that goes for the people who rent a hotel room or pose in furniture stores, too.)