Gather ’round, everyone. It’s time for a little heart-to-heart. No, we’re not diving into politics (thank goodness), and we’re certainly not discussing mask-wearing etiquette (really, it’s not that complicated). We won’t even touch on the body-shaming nonsense that some wellness programs push under the guise of healthy living. Instead, let’s talk about something else entirely—actual grossness on Facebook.
Let’s all agree that the past year has been rough enough without adding more unpleasantness to our feeds. So, in our latest episode of “How Not to Gross Out Your Friends on Social Media,” let’s kindly request that you avoid posting these cringe-worthy items:
- Diaper Disaster Photos
Yes, we understand that diaper blowouts can be shocking. They look strange, they smell worse, and they can ruin your favorite onesie. We’ve all been there, but please spare us the visuals. Sure, it might be necessary to share the horror with your partner or your best friend, but Facebook is not the place for that. Trust me, some of us are already stress-eating through the day. - Pictures of Dead Animals
After a year filled with chaos, one would think that political rants would be the primary reason to unfollow people. However, it’s actually the graphic images of dead animals that push us away. Living in a hunting community means seeing these photos often, but as a vegetarian and animal lover, it’s tough to see these reminders of what was once a living creature. So, let’s agree, just don’t post them. - Graphic Wounds
Whether it’s a nasty cut or a broken bone, unless you’re a healthcare professional sharing something educational, we really don’t want to see your medical mishaps. If you’re injured, please seek medical help instead of posting about it on social media. - Pimple-Popping Videos
While there’s a market for this kind of content, it should be something people choose to watch—not something that pops up in their feeds uninvited. We’re all trying to cope with our own skin issues; we don’t need to see yours, especially at the dinner table. - Bare Feet
This one is a little tricky. Most of us have likely posted a picture featuring our bare feet at some point—beach photos, anyone? However, not everyone is a fan of feet, and some people can get quite squeamish. Since reactions can vary from “meh” to “please, no more,” it’s wise to err on the side of caution.
Now, before you start feeling defensive about your past posts, remember: this isn’t about shaming anyone. We’ve all likely shared a few questionable photos. Instead, let’s make a pact to keep our feeds a bit cleaner. After all, the past year has been tough enough without adding actual grossness to our social media experience.
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In summary, let’s keep our social media experiences pleasant and avoid sharing gross images that no one wants to see. Together, we can make our feeds a happier place.
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