@mimmcgrawdeakin If people I follow online share photos of products they are using or clothes, for example, it often influences my contribution to consumerism. I think it's a form of advertising by appealing to peoples' interests (and weaknesses!!)
@laurellemfox Isn't it so funny to look back and see how much things have changed, not only in the ways you presented yourself online but in yourself altogether๐ Love the vid!
As I've been reviewing the evolution of my social media from the day I started my online journey, it is interesting to see what has changed and what has stayed the same in terms of what I share online. It leads me to wonder what my online identity will look like in 10 more years.
@AshlynCroft11 I love that! I feel the same way and I think it's a great way for people to get to know you by seeing photos of your life and interests etc
Performative self.. I am a sucker for this one. I never used to post anything because I had a fear of being fake; portraying something I wasnโt. Now I post more, nothing fake I donโt think but definitely the better parts of my life rather than the negatives. #alm101
Kid is absent often โ>
What is the teacher doing about it?
Kid doesnโt like school โ>
Teacher/Class is boring
Kid doesnโt understand finances โ>
Itโs the fault of schools
Kid is a bully โ>
Why didnโt the school do anything about it?
Kid is AWESOME โ>
Must have great parents!
@IndieBuckle@AshlynCroft11 Thanks Indie! I have thought a lot about this and tend to post things in the mindset of โfood for thoughtโ for people rather than shoving certain views down their throat. I also really pick and choose what I post as I want to be open minded and ready to converse on the issue ๐
I always think about how Iโm going to portray myself when posting, liking or sharing online which can sometimes be scary if Iโm sharing a post about something political for example because thereโs always a chance people arenโt going to like or agree with your content. #ALM101