Some people genuinely need a confidence boost, so what’s the problem with that? Just because it seems superficial to you doesn’t mean it always is. Although many people have attempted the feat before, a man named Seth Schneider did the impossible, and snapped a photo of him high-fiving himself without the use of a tripod or some other tool to hold his camera steady. It takes a certain strength to post yourself online, so showing respect rather than disdain is the bare minimum we can offer to those who take that step. The 'high-five selfie' is the newest trend, thanks to a North Carolina man's Twitter post on Saturday. People want to feel confident in their own skin, and maybe a hurdle for them is to post their faces online and project themselves to the world. Prepare to feel as old-fashioned as a flip phone. It’s nice to see some faces every once in a while and be reminded that the strangers over the internet are just as human as we are.Ĭonfidence boosting and respect This one is one I have to set the record straight for. We still desire that innate human connection, especially during covid where times are stressful for everyone. The survey also reveals that people are picky about which selfies they share, with 61 percent of. Human connection Yes, as much as us INTPs love to be isolated logical robots who think humanity bad, we are still inherently human (wow, such a shock). I suck at this viral high-five selfie trend Nobody needs a Star Wars lightsaber selfie stick, but. Some people love to express their faces, outfits, makeup, clothing, and a myriad of other things that can be expressed in photography, so why complain about that? If it truly bothers you to see people’s faces and not the one million low effort “I’m mentally ill and a genius and quirky” memes, then there are a handful of solutions for you, such as going to r/memes, taking a break from Reddit, going outside and touching grass, going to therapy, you get the point. Twitter user Seth Schneider has set the internet on fire with this high five selfie and. Another method of self expression are photographs, and especially selfies. High-five selfie is the latest viral craze. The new High-five selfie is trending and were trying to understand.

Self expression People enjoy expressing themselves, whether it be through art, writing, memes, etc. For the safety of your phone and your sanity, you might not want to try this at all. I think the selfie trend is actually a nice thing for a multitude of reasons. This seems to be a common thing in MBTI subreddits where people complain about “hurr durr selfie bad,” especially in the INTJ and INTP subreddits.

Highfive selfie trend