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Schizophrenics on social media

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reimagining social media with nithya shanti
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I think that as emotions change it must be seen that at time when one felt angry at the world or sad. It came out on your posts on social media however when the good days come that can also come on social media so social media is a proof how at first how you thought with all the posts you were sending and then next when you feel better how do you talk and post then.

If facebook is a place where people’s negativity is coming out. ok then when one is feeling more in control of ones emotions then a graduate gift could be to come into UPTrust. Where we are open to having dialogues where we can disagree in a peaceful manner yet try and understand where the other person is coming from. Instead of being boisterous or loud. We must accept others beliefs even if its different from our own and we still can be friends. You do what you want I do what I want yet we are together in harmony. Our friendship doesn’t end. But we must respect each other for the choices we are making as what feels right to us we will do even though others have their opinions. What I want for myself must be respected.

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