We all have
friends that seem to have no awareness or filter for whatever they post or
comment on Social Media sites, sometimes we are even guilty of it ourselves.
But imagine if we were to carry that same demeanor in our daily lives,
everything we do would be so "FaceBook ratchet". So why is there a
difference between face-to-face and online mannerism? The biggest reason why
face-to-face and online mannerisms differ is because the consequences of our
online statement or actions aren't as apparent or direct as it would be if we
were physically interacting.
"The scandalous profile pic" This is an
example of how people carry themselves differently from how they would
normally. Expressing and carrying our image and appearance differently from how
we would normally because of how online profiles allow less direct criticism
and judgment.
Stigma There is a huge stigma that says online social media create
problems for society because it causes people to not develop and exercise that crucial
physical face-to-face interaction. It is very hard to believe that something
which was created to make social interaction and networking easier and wider
would have a negative effect on its self. The problem that a lot of people are
incapable of being sociable already exists!! Online social media is a place
where people express themselves without the pressure and guidelines of society.
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