> First, you notice a friend's post stating that she has accepted her ideal job. > You continue browsing and see a video of your neighbour enjoying a fantastic

> First, you notice a friend's post stating that she has accepted her ideal job. > You continue browsing and see a video of your neighbour enjoying a fantastic tropical vacation. > And now your cousin has uploaded a before and after photo that makes you want to hide your thighs for the rest of your life. Sorry to say, but if a person shares a positive thing that's happened to them, and their "friend" makes that about themself in a negative way, the problem isn't really the delivery mechanism (social media)