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In recent years, Instagram has been twisted into a social media tool used to define who we are through perfectly posed photos, hashtags and filters.
We've basically began living through the camera lenses of our smartphones, hoping the pictures we post portray lives that are "flawless" and "spectacular."
But guess what, not everyone uses social media and people like Adam Iraki have a good reason to it.
While writing a review on the movie Imgrid Goes West (2017), Adam said “It doesn't all come true for anyone ever. It's not exactly how you pictured it.”
He passionately continued -- relating it to social media -- and said,
“That's why it makes me so crazy to look at social media. When you see people like, 'This is the best life ever! I couldn't be happier,' you're like, 'Shut up, that is not true.' Not everything comes together in the best way ever, every day. It just doesn't. Even when your dream you set out for comes true, it's not always perfect.... That's not the reality of life. That’s why I (out of nowhere) deleted Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat off my phone.”
To have a better understanding of what Adam’s relating the falsehood of social media to, maybe you should check out the film for yourself (you won't be disappointed).
In the meantime, I think we can all relate to him in the sense that a "perfect" Instagram feed or a "flawless" Facebook page doesn't necessarily mean your life has been a walk in the park.
The ladder to success is a difficult one, no matter how many IG followers you've accumulated throughout the years.
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