Personally, I’ve always been a huge social media user.
I was a young high school student at the golden age of MySpace and MSN Messenger, and I greeted Facebook and Twitter with open arms as they were invented.
I went through an intense, emotionally-charged affair with Tumblr during its heyday (if you know, you know), and I jumped onboard with Instagram and Snapchat as well, soon after their invention.
I was part of that first generation of “If my social activities aren’t documented on social media, then did they really happen?”
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