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A affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading shows that people who post too many photos of themselves ("selfies") on social networks affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading harming their real-life affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading. Wikipedia says a selfie is "a affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading of self-portrait… affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading taken either with a camera held at arm's affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading or in a mirror." Britain's Birmingham University looked at how these photos affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading the relationships of 508 affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading. Their study found that sharing too many photos makes many people like you affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading. Researcher Dr David Houghton said only very close friends and relatives don't mind those who constantly affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading selfies.

Wikipedia explains the affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading of selfies. It says: "In 2012, Time magazine noted that selfie was affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading its top 10 buzzwords." Celebrities like Rihanna and Justin Bieber are famous for affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading hundreds of pics of themselves. Many people who post selfies may be affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading by the research. Wikipedia affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading that the affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading of selfies comes from the affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading they give people over how they look. People want selfies to show a affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading image, especially to friends whom the photographer thinks will like the photos. The research may show that the affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading opposite is affectedamongappealcontrolexactexplainsflatteringgenrelengthlessparticipantspopularityrelationshipsriskshockedstudytruetypicallyuploaduploading.