Tag: social media

  • The Importance of Real-Life Connections

    The Importance of Real-Life Connections

    “IRL” is an acronym for “in real life.” While social media would like you to believe that the everyone in the world spends the majority of their time online — I don’t believe this to be true…and I certainly hope it is not because it would not be the best use of our limited time.…

  • Keeping It Real in a World of Endless Filters

    Keeping It Real in a World of Endless Filters

    We live in an age where everything can be edited. Faces, voices, stories, entire lives — polished into highlight reels. Scroll long enough and reality starts to feel insufficient, uninteresting, or somehow “behind.” But here’s the truth: Real life doesn’t need an edit. Real connection doesn’t require a filter. And the most magnetic person in…

  • Embracing the Realities of a “Normal” Life

    Embracing the Realities of a “Normal” Life

    Today, we’re diving into a compelling topic that’s crossed most of our minds: the notion of living a “normal” life. There was a time for many of us when we thrived on the chaos of life, seeking thrill in the unexpected. Yet, we also sometimes yearned for the steadiness of what we consider normality. But…

  • Anxiety and the “Like” and “❤️” Factors

    Anxiety and the “Like” and “❤️” Factors

    I decided from here on out, only I will know how many “Likes” my Insta posts receive. I retroactively removed all post likes whether there were 250 or 1000+  I’d do it on Facebook, too, but it’s not an option.✨Why? While the word anxiety is over-used, it is on the rise. My theory correlates with…

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