Sushant Singh Rajput’s death taught us harsh lessons, and exposed our constant need to project the perfect version of our imperfect lives on social media.
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Though I agree with this article on the “everyone trying to be a mental health expert” part which is not appreciated, but also disagree about asking people not to show their ‘perfect selves’ on social media.
People have always projected or society has always encouraged people to put their best selves out in front of others, whether in real life or social media and that is what we do but faking humility, modesty, hiding all the issues under the garb of honor and respect.
People have to understand and internalize that “all that glitters is not gold” and also not get easily influenced by one and all.
Though I agree with this article on the “everyone trying to be a mental health expert” part which is not appreciated, but also disagree about asking people not to show their ‘perfect selves’ on social media.
People have always projected or society has always encouraged people to put their best selves out in front of others, whether in real life or social media and that is what we do but faking humility, modesty, hiding all the issues under the garb of honor and respect.
People have to understand and internalize that “all that glitters is not gold” and also not get easily influenced by one and all.