Unimportant like

Facebook and Instagram among other detrimental social networks for us have profound and severe modification in our behavior.

I will focus on the “likes”, an emoticon that represent an emotion; in this case to say indirectly that you like the picture that someone shares.

Those “likes” become for many people an element to be happy day to day. Can you see the huge problem this could cause? There are people that share a picture and according to their point of view the picture doesn’t have enough likes, on account of this they start to think things like they are perhaps ugly or not an interesting person. This thinking can end in a bad self-confidence; those people can end up never believing again in their own qualities just for unimportant things like the futile quantity of likes.

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