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Photographs of dangerous places are claiming more and more victims
“I met a great girl on Instagram. We had a meeting, that a wolf came, brother …”, this is a story that happens to every second adolescent or young person looking for a boyfriend on social networks. And it is perfectly normal that that happens. The obsession with selfies is huge, but things do not end with the release of another frame of your own face. Many users on social networks, especially women, already admit that there is no way to post a shot that they have not “touched” more.
How does this work? In addition to the standard filters that almost everyone uses, special processing programs are also downloaded. They can change absolutely anything. Eyes are enlarged, eye shine is added, eyebrows are raised, lips are puffed out. The nose shrinks
means, medium
fats around
the waist disappears,
the bust looks plastic for at least 5,000 euros. Of course, the legs can look like Barbie’s, the big hands become half … Finally, the girl in front of the lens has absolutely nothing left. So there’s nothing strange about not knowing at all that the crooked-legged ugly girl in front of you is that killer sexy girl in the photos you’ve been liking for weeks.
These adolescents and young women, who suffer from an obsessive-compulsive desire to take selfies, are actually beginning to live in two parallel worlds: the real one, in which their real appearance is, and the online image in which they are presented in the social networks. Gradually
they lose theirs
real me
and his daily life begins to obey selfies. The first shot of the day is still with coffee, and at night tons of photos have been published, whose main objective is to gain likes.
The vision of how Star’s Day is happening online has replaced the photos with full lips like “chicken ass”, as this extremely popular face was derisively called for several years.
The other fad that has become a global fad is extreme selfies. In the last three or four years, adrenaline fans have started taking pictures of themselves in all kinds of dangerous places. The incidents were not late, even in Bulgaria.
Boarded trains to take selfies, they are hit by an electric shock that falls from high bridges as they lean over a chilling photo, slipping off the railing of a tall building, and
Taking off
inside the abyss
when trying to frame on the edge of a rock. These are just a few of the dozens of deaths of extreme types who have tried to seal their recklessness on a mobile phone. And every year the number of victims grows. The tendency to mimic is one of the reasons teens try to “shine” with dangerous selfies in the online space. Others
They need
To feel
by meaning,
in others it is the desire to get ahead, especially when in the rest of the areas in which they are trying to develop, they are a complete failure.
More and more scientists claim that automania is a disease and leads to serious personality disorders. The main motivation of autophotographers is dissatisfaction with their current identity. Furthermore, dependence on photographic sessions reduces the perception of memory and leads to its degradation. And the weakened memory leads to the erasure of a person’s personality.
HISTORY
Selfie (in English: selfie) It is a self-portrait photo, usually taken with a digital camera or mobile phone. The first documented selfie was taken by chemist and metallurgist Robert Cornelius in 1839. The term is now associated with social media, which has turned into huge selfie albums. The word gained its greatest popularity after 2000, when camera phones became widespread. In 2012, the American magazine Time included selfies in the “Top 10 of buzzwords”. And in 2013 it was officially entered in the Oxford online dictionary and received the title of “Word of the year”.
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