Cropping Out The Sadness
While we all add as much awesomeness to our curated selves on Facebook, we are, at the same time, making sure to "crop out the sadness." There's nothing wrong with putting our best face forward, but when our peers' lives seem so great—vacations, promotions, engagements,
ugh—it can definitely get us down. Just keep in mind that the same way we wouldn't post about the sucky parts of our lives, all those "happy" people probably don't either. We've all got skeletons in our online files.
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