Even if the picture is something that you remember being a bad day, a bad game, or even a good day/game; you can learn something from it making it more memorable

I think that being emerged in a world full of comments, pictures and judgments may not be the best thing for my mental health

there is always room for change and improvement in our lives.

I shouldn’t overthink what I have no control over.

I noticed myself make connections and relationships with the people most similar to me and accepted the people who were the complete opposite of me

It helped me find patience and tolerance for mistakes, by showing me and that you can’t always be a winner but you can always learn something new from losing.

I believe that in order to love who you are, you need to take into consideration the experiences that shaped you into that person throughout your life; that’s why the question “Who am I?”

I do not let that get the best of me, nor should you.

Dr. Mazur, the looking glass self is, “Cooley's theory of self is one in which we learn who we are through our interactions with others. ... Cooley believed that it is through these interactions that one begins to develop an idea of who they are; therefore, the self is a product of our social interactions.

I know me and I know I am not comfortable not posting without looking “perfect”

I put on a mask when I meet new people and it takes a second for me to show the real me

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