Filters look harmless; cute, fun, creative.
But the real effects show up when you notice how differently you start to see yourself after using them.
It’s not just your selfies that change, it’s your confidence.
If you missed last week’s post on the Causes of Snapchat Dysmorphia, you can read here.
And if you haven’t seen the first post explaining What Snapchat Dysmorphia is, here’s the link.
Today we’re diving into the emotional and psychological side of things.
Food for Thought
When was the last time you looked at your natural face… truly looked…without trying to “fix” anything?
Next week, we’ll talk about how to fix this… healthier habits, mindset shifts, and ways to rebuild confidence in your real, unfiltered self.
For the past three weeks, we’ve been exploring the challenge of Snapchat Dysmorphia…what it is, its causes, and its effects. If you missed any part of the series, you can catch up through the links below. Snapchat Dysmorphia: When Filters Start to Change How We See Ourselves [link]Why Snapchat Dysmorphia
Filters look harmless; cute, fun, creative. But the real effects show up when you notice how differently you start to see yourself after using them. It’s not just your selfies that change, it’s your confidence. If you missed last week’s post on the Causes of Snapchat Dysmorphia, you can read
Snapchat Dysmorphia is not magically conceived, it builds up through a complex mix of technology, psychology, and constant comparison. When one looks deeper, they realize how almost everything online pushes us towards the “perfected” version of ourselves. If you missed last week’s post on Snapchat Dysmorphia, here’s the link. Today,