Social media posturing refers to the act of presenting oneself on social media in a way that is intended to impress others and create a certain image or impression. This can involve carefully curating the content one shares, such as pictures, statuses, and likes, in order to portray a specific lifestyle or persona.
This is a common phenomenon as social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn are often seen as a stage to perform our ideal selves.
No need to virtue signal, friends. There’s no stage. ;)
I am pretty open about my life and profession online. If someone were to dig into me they would become bored pretty fast.
No need to virtue signal, friends. There’s no stage. ;)
I have seen very little of that here to be truthful. There are always people that live online and only formulate their opinions on what they see online or on social media. But thus far Lemmy has not had many people either left or right politically that have been shoving anything down others throats. It has been chill and I hope it stays that way for a long while.
Overall users do seem open and friendly. The scope of where I was seeing it was limited and related to rule 1 being broken, so more often than not it feels like good company. I just wonder if I’d get banned here for suggesting that it seems like the easiest way to fast track questionably ethical medical research is to declare a state of emergency.
I’m pretty honest on here and I kinda like everyone who I’ve talked to, and I feel pretty comfortable speaking my mind, everyone has been super polite ftmp. I’ve been through too much to gaf tbh. I have a very porous filter as it is.
You are your experience, any lies or misportrayal only hurts you in the long run. So yea I agree, but I also don’t really care how you consume your social media.
Bullshit is easily detectable by any semblance of a human being ime.
Right, and people do what they want. Just seems quite contrarian that zealous vilification of something isn’t viewed with as much despise as the subject being vilified. It’s behavior that seems to have carried over from other platforms. “Don’t just beat a dead horse, start a viral social media campaign then profit off the merchandising from it too!”
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We live in times where what matters the most is not the message content, but on how loud it is.
