The impact of the internet and social media is enormous. Let us compare the reactions of a person in normal life and social media life.
Scenario 1
After booking an air ticket, it remains unconfirmed. Suddenly it gets scheduled after being on the waitlist for a long time.
In reality
I am glad my air ticket got scheduled.
Social media
I am delighted to share that my name is included in the shortlist for one of the top 50 most confirmed first-class tickets in emirates. Thanks to emirates, my agent, and the people who canceled their tickets. My heart was pounding as the ticket was not confirmed, and I had to reschedule my travel date. I almost had my balls in my mouth as I had to be there in the house to wish my wife at midnight 12 am for her birthday, or else she would have crushed them after going home. Again I thank everyone who canceled their trip. It was because of these people I could save my valuable balls.
Scenario 2
We are so much addicted to the internet that we use it even while we are in the restroom. We are only a few steps away from posting images of ourselves pooping. Who knows, maybe one day we will start posting pictures of ourselves as we are pooping.
Let us look at how a person would behave if he had to cope with this horrific situation.
In reality
I finally went to the toilet. My stomach is no longer paining.
Social media
Hello there, I took this photo while pooping. All I wanted to do was share this beautiful experience with my friends. Oh, my goodness, I want to say it was a horrific recollection. Look at my face in this picture that day, I had discharged 2 kgs of poop from my stomach, and the stench of that poop was unbearable because I had not gone to the toilet for two days. That day, I forgot to snap a picture of my shit. Otherwise, I would have shared it with all.
Has anyone ever faced this kind of horrible situation? And I forgot to ask, did everyone shit today?
In the above two scenarios, the impact of the internet and social media life is five times more than in normal life. By disclosing everything, we are complicating ourselves. We share every element of our lives in it to earn more likes and followers or brag about ourselves. The actual world is not the same as what we see on the internet. We have gone beyond all the boundaries.
Most of the users on the internet show their fake feelings. There is a small percentage of users those who enjoy using it and are genuine.
According to the survey, 90% of users show their feelings to gain more followers or boast about themselves. That is to say, the sentiments expressed by individuals are entirely false or fake feelings.
Life tip
Learn to enjoy the personal life by giving some privacy.
