Selfie? Or self-obsession??
stickywicket
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“Hundreds of tests on people's social media habits were conducted for the study, which showed that people who post a lot of selfies also tend to score higher in traits of narcissism and psychopathy.”
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-34466322
Sounds about right to me.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-34466322
Sounds about right to me.
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ooh I wouldn't have thought of it has dangerous.. :shock: crackers...Love
Barbara0 -
No surprises there then.0
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I don't know really.....kids take them all the time and I wouldn't have said all of them are narcissistic.
Probably more insecure than anything - trying to get 'likes' is rather sad.
Personally I don't take them as I always look awful :oops:
Hopefully it will stop soon and maybe social media like faceb**k etc. will have their day too :roll:0 -
I'm not an obsessive selfie taker, occasionally I take one when I've had my hair done but the majority of photo's in my file are of the pusskins.0
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Mine too Bubbadog!
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Toni xxx0 -
Maybe its my age but I would never post a selfie as it smacks of vanity.
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