People oversharing their lifes

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A few days ago my sister told me about a new trend on YouTube which is that people share videos of themselves describing they everyday life while having a meal. Most of them say that it is made for those who eat alone so they could play such video while eating and feel as if they did it with someone else. The idea seems well meaning but I find it a bit disturbing that the screen of your laptop/smartphone actually means nothing. It just feels very weird to act as if people you never met were like friends or family to you. Another thing is that some people on the internet overshare their lifes. I wonder if they really feel that they need it or if it makes them feel better - it is one of the modern world phenomena I can not understand. I would probably feel extremely uncomfortable knowing that somebody is watching a recording of me having lunch. The sense of shame is becoming less and less noticeable in today's world and although there are cases in which it is great, I am not sure if it is positive overall.

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  1. englishdiary16 grudnia 2018 07:05

    The concept of privacy seems to have changed (if not disappeared altogether).

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