I have a friend who will never accept anything he sees in a photo, especially when it has to do with women—unless he actually sees the woman himself.
His argument is, he has been fooled many times by photos women have sent to him—and as such, unless he can do a real life assessment of the situation, he will never buy into whatever is on the table.
And I think my friend has a good point as it has emerged that, 8 out of 10 women ‘edit’ their holiday photos before uploading them to social media so only their slimmest angles are shared.
According to the same research, more than half of women (58 per cent) will remove pictures taken by their husbands or boyfriends to make sure only the most flattering pictures survive.
Apparently, most women do not look anything like what they present on social media, as they spend a lot of time perfecting the images they upload—in order to get a certain response.
This unflattering picture black-out was revealed in a new survey of 1,000 women by the diet firm Forza Supplements.
If you are a woman and you are getting jealous about photos of other women on social media, remember things are never what you see. And if you are a man, make sure you do not fall into the big hold of ‘MATRIX’.
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Posted: at 29-07-2014 01:21 PM (10 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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