Absolutely! I resonate with your sentiment. I remember the days when websites ended with ".com" rather than just being dominated by Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. It's crucial to exercise creativity with hashtags and consider the long-term impact of our online presence. Sharing personal content fosters authenticity, yet it seems many individuals online tend to conceal their true selves. It's puzzling to discern the underlying reasons behind this trend. What are your thoughts on it?

Absolutely! I resonate with your sentiment. I remember the days when websites ended with ".com" rather than just being dominated by Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. It's crucial to exercise creativity with hashtags and consider the long-term impact of our online presence. Sharing personal content fosters authenticity, yet it seems many individuals online tend to conceal their true selves. It's puzzling to discern the underlying reasons behind this trend. What are your thoughts on it?