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I'm gonna level with you.  I looked for these questions.  No one sent them to me or asked me to answer them.  I'm doing it for the pure fun of it and I think that's ok.  Although it does remind me of those myspace personality surveys, I'll look past that and do this for fun anyway.  Happy friday! 1: Do you sleep with your closet doors open or closed? They are perpetually open because I hang stuff from them and it's too much work to shut them every single night.  Also, it's never bothered me to have them open so yeah. 2:Do you take the shampoos and conditioner bottles from hotel? Yes, but every time once I get home with them I'm like, "Why did I take these I don't want to mess with them when I've got this big bottle of shampoo already." so maybe I'll quit.  I kind of love free stuff though so we'll see how that goes. 3:Do you sleep with your sheets tucked in or out? Both.  I only tuck in the very ends of them in so they're

Well, not Instagram exclusively, but what I like to call the Instagram Illusion. Actual selfie by yours truly. This Instagram Illusion is what each posting member of social media contributes to when we all kind of lie in a way by omitting the bad facts of life and showcasing all the good. The problem is obviously not in the fact that people are posting good, happy parts of their lives. The problem is that they don't post the bad. And I don't blame them.  The Internet can be a cold, cruel place in which it can be difficult to even put our best foot forward for fear of what people will think or make of what we've just contributed to the cyber world.  But it creates this illusion of people's lives that is inaccurate because it's incomplete, among other things, but the incompleteness is the biggest player in this illusion. The other contributing factors could be consistency (or lack thereof), wording and photo specs-just to name a few.  But the reason why my bi