Instagram vs real life

We know social media is a highlight reel. That it's glamour. That it's perfection.We know it's people showing their best sides, their happy moments, their proud bits.But that's not human.Humans have vulnerabilities and softness and fears and hopes and fragility and CELLULITE and minds that have good days and bad days and ALL OF IT, humans have ALL OF IT.That's human.So let's change the conversation. Especially RIGHT NOW when everything is so unpredictable and scary.Let's dare to make this…

The 'Instagram vs. Reality' battle continues, and blogger Sara Puhto is back to fight for the latter. She continues sharing side-by-side pics that reveal how much a certain angle or sucking in your belly can change the way you look in an Instagram photo. Sometimes the difference in her uploads is so striking, it's hard to believe they’re the same girl.

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You can always take the perfect photo, when you edit it before sharing it.

Her real life IS Instagram.

Most of us know by now that social media is a realm of polished lives. Scrolling through Instagram, one might feel that everyone's living an ideal life, having perfect bodies, and not facing any difficulties whatsoever. However, we should keep in mind that all we see there is just a tiny percent of what their life is all about and Vienna Doll is here to prove that!

Not everything we see on social media and instagram is real. Real Life is quite different than Reel Life. But when you are in limelight, photoshop is your

Instagram has long been hailed as a hub of inspiration, captivating us with stunning visuals and aspirational lifestyles. However, it's time to unveil the hidden truth lurking beneath the glossy facade. The line between reality and fabrication blurs, perpetuating unattainable ideals that leave us feeling inadequate, envious, and discontented. But fear not, for there are voices like Chessie King, a renowned Instagram influencer and blogger, who are challenging this narrative and championing…

Sometimes, it’s easy for us to forget that social media isn’t the same as reality. But it’s incredibly important to remember that what we see on our screens can often be an altered, upgraded, and airbrushed version of what’s really out there. If we realize it’s partly an illusion, we won’t feel so bad when we compare our lives to those of seemingly ‘perfect’ Instagram influencers. However, some people take photo editing several steps too far.

Not everything that shines is gold. And it’s something that we should keep in mind in our modern world which is dominated by the internet and social media.