Today, especially in the Western Balkans, in addition to emulating trends in the world, we also emulate those negative tenders.
Without too much pathos and trembling in the voice, but there are a lot of fake people, a lot of fake profiles on the networks and even more online and irk fake lives, and it is not known what is sadder. All in all, the fact is that it is not quite easy to establish who is how much, in what and whether he is happy at all and whether we really live and are what everyone thinks of us.
Namely, we will take children as an example. A large number of children and teenagers have open profiles on networks such as Facebook, Instagram, twitter, and one of the networks I is just a stream where the challenges that led a couple of people to death simply appear. A few days ago, we all witnessed a little girl suffocate with a bathrobe, playing a game on the run, called ‘Who can do more without air’.
Is this the world we want to live in and have children grow up? Is this a world where we will raise our children and where we will start to fight a little more for our existence through social networks, following networks like Facebook, Instagram, twitter and many others.
An influencer and blogger, Jenny Mustard once gave a mini-lesson on “I am a content creator not a documentary photographer” in a rather short but very precise and extremely important video, in which she quite rationally and nicely explains that the reason she creates is embellished and that , unrealistic, the content lies in wanting to offer the world something beautiful. Is he lying to us? Yes. Is that a problem? Not. And not because everyone is lying, we already know that, but because her job is to make things better.
And finally, let's give some conclusion. Following trends does not mean appropriating them and living the same life. It is interesting to know what is current in the world, but when a new iPhone comes out, we can't create a new IPhone. Live true lives, full of happiness and family joy.