Is this more lies by social media that do not reflect our actual lives?

[jennifer_bloom]

Social media says that everybody is a 6 or 7 figure business owner with weekly trips across the ocean and lavish luxuries in life.

In reality, less than 1 in 333 people become millionaires before their 40th birthday.

As well, most women in the western world sleep with 4 different men their entire lives, but if you watch social media, they tell you that any girl you invite for coffee with sleep with you after 3 dates. I mean some guys date hundreds of girls a decade, which would mean they would be sleeping with 200 women every 10 years, if social media was being honest with them on how frequently women sleep with them.

I had one guy harass me over the phone for 3 years because I judged him for sleeping with 240 women every 10 years. He thought I had unrealistic standards for the men I chose to date.

[purplepoppy]

At one time it was illegal to show an empty fridge on American TV. We've all seen those vintage 80s movies we're every boy is captain of the football team, 7ft tall and drives to school in a sports car while his 21 year old virgin sister is a a prestige uni, and everyone has a swimming pool.

Thing is, it was bollocks back then on tv and it's bollocks now on social media. Just look at the world around you and you can see screen life doesn't reflect real life.

[CallmeTheKnight]

Social media caused a lot of people to get inflated egos and try to keep up with the Joneses