Social Media Envy and How to Deal With

Social Media Envy and How to Deal With - Lately, social media grows like a giant television that everybody had attention, every time, everywhere. Even an introvert can spend their time a lot in front of the monitor just to read. And more than that, an introvert can express their feeling in social media with no doubt. Read More: 5 Ways Introvert Have a Great Socializing

Social Media Envy and How to Deal With

Humans are social beings, as well as creatures who like to compete. So, you might feel jealous after you see something in your social media, like a wedding invitation, traveling story with so many awesome photos through the album,  or you might feel empty when you see your wish-favorite-list things used by your classmate or how well others life going. And it is tough you can not look away even when you get jealous.

Jealousy is a real problem. 

The truth is the most of us loves to showing off what we have or what we get to some extent. Sadly, we forget that humans are always best to take an opportunity for it. So, we think what others want us to think. Jealousy can come and go easily but the effect will accumulate. You can be the one who always thinks that your life isn't good as others and it will hurt you in the end. You are the only one who became a bitter person.

Social Media Envy and How to Deal With

You can combat this envy feeling with unsubscribe or remove boastful friend in your list. If your friend is one of kind that takes every opportunity to showing off how well their life is, delete them from your home of social media. Even you can try to spread the good things in your life. Other people might have a good life, but you have same chances to have great moments in your life.

You don't have to give up about your social media. Because it has a lot of benefits to connecting with people that matter for you. The simple ways to minimalize your jealousy is limit how much time you spent with social media and reading others activities, lives, and opinions in social media. [exoftrovert]