Histrionic personality disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The way this interacts with social media is some "chicken vs egg" shyt. Not sure if were being conditioned to adopt this persona, or if its always been there and now we have an outlet. We may have suppressed these urges because it wasnt traditionally socially acceptable, which of course it now is lol
Whats crazy is none of this shyt actually matters though, unless youre truly aiming to be a public figure or celeb. A lot of media/PR jobs vet your social media presence, but outside of those fields, its only as important as you make it.
The validation and competition of daps/likes/followers is a feedback-loop used to create a sense of urgency or importance that encourages you to do it. Like a leaderboard in a videogame. Once you tune out of that mindset, it stops being relevant and allows you to genuinely enjoy using the technology.
TL;DR. I still Snapchat these hoes, because
I want to
