Warning! Think Twice Before Taking Selfies

[Business-education]

<h2>Warning! Think Twice Before Taking Selfies</h2>

Clicking selfies is the craze sprawling like a fire and wherever we get an opportunity to tweak our faces to click our selfies, we do. Well, there are myriads of advantages of clicking selfies but, every good has its own evil, simultaneously clicking selfies has got its own evil behaviour. Earlier, we used to click photos in a studio and even today, if we look at those photos, we remember the whole situation and a grin automatically appear from nowhere and brighten our day. But now, we have a ginormous amount of our photos which decreases the real value of it.

We wake up in the morning, clicked Selfie. We had a breakfast, clicked Selfie. We had a fight, clicked Selfie. Basically today we are surrounded where clicking selfies is the new trend and everyone is busying making up weird images and sharing it with the world. But sometimes clicking selfies can bring the hell out of you. When I was a young kid, my friends used to say that you can see the ghosts or evil soul in a camera frame. Well, this video shows the real meaning of it. Avoid taking selfies when you are alone at home and busy sending some of your weird faces to your friends.

The spooky video, titled ‘Selfie from Hell’ by the YouTube channel ‘F* you Zombie’, scared everyone who's ever used a front-facing Smartphone camera. The video features a sinister figure getting closer in selfies, only seen in the screen. I can understand your anxiety and anticipations are reeling at its peak, here is the video that will satiate your anxiety. You will close your eyes with fear. Don’t believe me, just watch.

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[Himanshi Agarwal]

Posting selfies to one's social media has adverse causal effects of the self-image and mood of young women, and could make them more vulnerable to clinical eating, mood, and/or anxiety disorders.

 

[poornima lagadapati]

A selfie a day keeps the doctor away. A new study published in the journal Health found that taking a photo (any photo) every day and sharing it online improves your well-being. ... Taking the photo encouraged mindfulness, while the sharing promoted social interaction.