Quotes About Social media

The majority of the population is mostly wrong and to prove this point. Say or share anything on individual social media account with utmost honesty for everyone's benefit, there is likely to be NO support from anyone. Now post something merely with selfish intensity like own photo or seeking publicity, there is most probably many like votes onto it especially when the person has profound monetary capability.

The more a person loves to have online LIKEs on own face; the less should be believed on whatever s/he says.

The most effective way for a person to keep away negative people from own ground circle is first oneself to be positive truly and secondly to never like or praise anyone who says anything good showing own face often or always on social media post or field poster.

The reality is that literally no one cares to know as what anyone says or shares on social media sphere unless sees own profit or enjoyment out of it; but if the post is from a billionaire or big chair holder person then a plethora of boot-lickers & job/business opportunity-seekers come from everywhere to Like & comment on it. And when a woman uploads damn anything, a lot of philanderers swarm in as shameless supporters.

The social networking sites ought to have made the world open and transparent, not blatant of shamelessness as is evident from many people's unbridled selfishness.

The travesty of truth about the mentality of majority of people in society is that an affluent and self-indulgent person who does not believe oneself in the beauty of heart can pompously talk at length about the humanity from the public dais or social media and gain the support of a big population in plenty.

There are a lot of people who have no love for their nation, but will use any national day celebration as an opportunity to gain publicity by sharing online greetings of the day with own picture & flag in it and selfish businessmen even use it just for own brand promotion

There are enough people so self-obsessed that if they don't see or show their own face regularly through social media, they feel so stressed that they may also fall sick for a day or two.

There are many cheat who can make more money with their just one misguiding tweet than that amount a farmer can earn by selling one tonne of wheat

There are many who can even marry for merely money to lead own individual life in luxury and they can often pose to get own pic posted on media page and pretend to be a happily married couple.

There are many who can say or do thing any just for money or personal profits and when such hidden crook disguised as celebrity/expert shares anything on social media sphere, supporters to such misguiding posts are many, but most are often either hired or dummy and rest are bootlickers or duffers jenny

There are people who were displaying their excessive love for their mother online till a couple of years back and have suddenly started this year eulogizing their father on social media, actually they belong to none but just using their parents to gain praise for self only.

They will neither support nor troll unless and until they get a call from their paymaster hiding behind the social media wall that something is to be made a trend to thrust that word down the throat of all.

Under the garb of networking, most are doing bootlicking through liking the post of wealthy people on social media.

We live in a weird world where a person's own or others' thought and post on individual's social media account is liked not for its worth actually but for his or her wealth only by the networking people.

When a conceited billionaire or a beautiful woman tweet or post on social media, there are often a lot of retweet or hit Likes button, share or comments on it ; but all these pseudo supporters are either crook or crafty or cheat This summarizes and categorizes their characters complete

When a person says anything with utmost honesty on social media, surprisingly the support from his friends usually remains empty; But if he secretly says or shares for mere own publicity or just to make covertly fun of someone or something, then the people in his networking circle vote like often in plenty.

When a rich man or a pretty woman shares anything even bullshit on the individual social networking site, there will be support from many ; but if the same is posted by a person who could not be a source of making money to others, then there is likely to be no share, comment or like vote from any. Generally, the people are so deaf, dumb and dummy.

When a rich person or a woman posts anything on the social networking sites or even keeps it literally empty, the supporters to it are often plenty. But if a simple guy posts a plenty of rich quality stuffs, the quantity of support to it is usually empty. This is the true identity or dirty reality of our selfish & shameless society.

When a self-centric who is oneself negative in character preaches (oft with own pic therein ) to others via social media to stay away or how to deal with toxic people, there is often support on his/her post from the most netizens, but they are all duffers, bluffers & bootlickers who wish to cheat him/her only as s/he wants to dupe them. Their relationship is always materialistic & parasitic in nature.

When a sensible quote is adored a lot by many or most people on a person's INDIVIDUAL social media account, then wondering why it feels usually as if he has either cracked a joke under the guise of a thought or others are just trying to poke fun on him through a deluge of LIKE & COMMENT vote and often both; especially more when the same post has also his own photo on it.

In December 2013, a tourist in Melbourne fell off a pier and plunged into the sea while checking Facebook on her phone. She still had it in her hand when she was rescued.

researchers have long found that social comparison lowers our happiness.[29] But you hardly need a study to tell you that—just spend a few hours browsing Instagram and see how bad you feel about yourself. This is because you are comparing your success with your perception of others' success, as depicted in information of dubious accuracy. Nothing good comes of this.

I deleted my Facebook account when I was 19 because it didn't bring out good qualities in me. I figured, 'Well my mom's got a Facebook. If people want to find me, they can go through her.'