RIP Social Media.. 🤷🏽♀️
I remember the first social app I downloaded- Facebook. It was actually under a fake name “Tatiana Black.” I wasn’t allowed on it at the time 🤣. Vine was another fav for me. The internet was very chill and laid back you had your funny videos, sad ones, scary ones, even occasional drama in the world. It was authentic all different types of people and posts and let’s not forget challenges (ice bucket, spicy noodles, etc) it was FUNN!
Now a days..in 2024 it has took a hugeeee turn for the worst!.. I’m not sure when or how it all became draining and boring. 🥱 It’s Drama left and right between these “influencers” & “celebs” … blah. A lot of people have became so sensitive and take strangers’ post so personally. 🫣 I honestly hate looking at comment sections, they’re always full of so much hate no matter the context of the video!
Everyone looks the same.. I am shocked at by how plastic surgery is so normalized now girls being as young as 15 wanting and planning these BBL’s breaks my heart na don’t me wrong im all about “Your body, your choice” but i also believe there is an importance in teaching young women to love their bodies and who they are as they are! You don’t have to be that tall.. or that short.. that big… that small. God made you the beautiful soulful human being are for a reason 💗 Take care of yourself, Nurture your body- it’s your temple 🧠☮️
The beauty standards are always changing one minute everybody’s loving and doing one thing the next minute it’s criticized and hated and its like people just hop on the bandwagon and fix their personalities to be accepted by STRANGERS on the internet.🤦🏽♀️ People judge others from 10 second tiktoks, everyone’s a doctor now 🙄🥱😂, Cars and clothes and money define you now.. its all a mess and im OVER IT like summer. ✌🏽
In conclusion, I just want to see more love than hate in this world 🌎 😩❤️ More empathy, more positivity and grind 💸.
#blessed #positivevibes #explorepage #growthmindset #embraceourqueens #controlyourself #Lemon8Diary #unfiltered #active #unapologeticallyyourself
Social media has dramatically evolved over the years, moving away from its roots of authenticity and laid-back engagement. Once, platforms like Facebook and Vine provided spaces for diverse expression, where memes and challenges fostered community spirit. However, in 2024, social media feels increasingly draining, inundated with negativity and superficial trends. Today's influencers often prioritize aesthetics over authenticity, creating a culture that pressures users—especially the youth—to conform to unrealistic beauty standards. The emergence of cosmetic procedures among teens and the normalization of this lifestyle can be alarming. Young girls are bombarded with images that shape their ideals of beauty, often leading to drastic body modifications at tender ages. It's crucial to advocate for body positivity, encouraging individuals to embrace their unique selves without comparison to curated online personas. Moreover, social platforms are rife with drama and polarized opinions, shifting engagement from genuine discussions to contentious debates. Comment sections, once a space for interaction, are now often filled with negativity, making it hard to enjoy content without encountering hostility. This toxic environment can impact mental health, fostering feelings of inadequacy and discouragement. In light of these challenges, there’s a pressing need to prioritize kindness and empathy in online interactions. The call for a shift towards more supportive communities is essential. By fostering positivity, we can reclaim social media as a platform for genuine connection, highlighting human experiences rather than perpetuating harmful comparisons. Let's advocate for a healthier online culture, focusing on self-acceptance and celebrating individual journeys.
I miss those days when Instagram, twitter and facebook wasn’t as popular🥺🥺