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The point isn't privacy, which is obviously a completely legitimate thing to desire. The point is that the image they present on social media is a complete fabr
by ksdale 5y ago
The point isn't privacy, which is obviously a completely legitimate thing to desire. The point is that the image they present on social media is a complete fabrication. You were saying that everyone expects social media to be a little embellished and I'm saying that I don't believe this is embellishment, it is just outright fantasy, which people do not expect, from their friends at least.
Once again, the thing we're discussing is social media making people think everyone else has a great life, and your response is basically that... people should be able lie on social media? Which is fine, and also proves the original point that social media is misleading people.
- hunterb123 5y agoYou have no idea what the real situation is. A family is allowed to have a family photo with their kid even if they are going through shit. It's not unusual for two separated parents to hang out with their kid and act kind for their sake. This thread was ridiculous. Nothing but the GP gossiping about sensitive information and many of you trying to figure out whether it's fantasy or not. This is why people act happy, because vultures like you guys trying to sniff out drama. God forbid anyone post a happy photo, the nerve! It's simple. Know that only happy moments are posted. Don't nose into people's lives but know everyone goes through shit just like you.