The Truth About Comparing Yourself In The Age Of Social Media
The people that we interact with are not always who they appear to be, or who they “post” to be.
The people that we interact with are not always who they appear to be, or who they “post” to be.
It is bitterly ironic, that we must leave behind what we will one day wish to come back to, that we must go search for something that will ultimately lead us back home.
Is it some type of chemical imbalance that elicits hormones, thus creating a sense of need in another?