Is people who take too many 'selfies' mentally ill? (57)
I'm looney tunes. 
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
nah I dont think so, those that steal selfies of others are mentally ill, and warped, and maybe dr, david needs to out time and money in figuring out the deformaities of the angles within the brain why others, steal peoples selfies.......but then again save a whole of money here, its a result of some people hate showing their true face, so much easier to be someone else, at least than u cant get picked on how ugly one maybe, from their own angles of selfies...
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Raving nutters if you ask me. They should be photographing me
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Another know it all Dr or whatever he considers himself to be.
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Kaybee50: I'm looney tunes.
Don't sell yourself short KB.
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pedalguy59: Don't sell yourself short KB. ......
Why I oughta! 
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Kaybee50: Why I oughta!
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@ PG
How did you become stuck in green jello?
On second thought, don't answer that please.
How did you become stuck in green jello?
On second thought, don't answer that please.
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
My neice is a teen and they and their friends take selfys often but thankgod my neice although she is beautiful she not botherd if she makes what she calls funny faces where she is not posing dressed up as the teens do to show on facebook,
I think to some to some teens who are insecure about themselves and don't feel they are attractive feel more so when they see glamorous selfys of their peers,
But they would feel that way anyway in life off the Internet.
Mixed bag really some get obsessed about their selfys and never feel secure about themselves anyway,
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
nonsense. I'm mentally ill and I NEVER take selfies
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if carried to the extreme may suggest a mental problem.
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
So whats up with people like you and me who never take any?
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I hope that taking too many selfies is a sign of mental illness! I want it, I earned it, I need it! 
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
Nonsense. It could just be a case of narcissism if the person is attractive or low self-esteem. Where did this guy get his phD.. clown college?
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Nidifugous: Nonsense. It could just be a case of narcissism if the person is attractive or low self-esteem. Where did this guy get his phD.. clown college?
Don't you realise that narcissism is a mental illness as is being Californian
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Thanks God that i never take any selfie!(And all these times, i was thinking that there must be something wrong with me since i never take any selfie)!
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tomcatwarne: Don't you realise that narcissism is a mental illness as is being Californian
Everyone has narcissistic tendencies. It's only a mental illness if it affects your ability to function.
California.. oh hush you. You're only jealous because we have better weather than you do
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Oxygenic2: Selfie requires face
And a long arm.
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agman: And a long arm.
and a mirror and in some cases, no shirt.
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JeanKimberley: I hope that taking too many selfies is a sign of mental illness! I want it, I earned it, I need it!
Live the dream, JK.
Live the dream.
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I think selfies should be of the real you when on dating sites. Now I just hope people like mine. :)
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2intrigued: and a mirror and in some cases, no shirt.
A picture of the the back side. Check it out and see if any
moles are growing back there.
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agman: A picture of the the back side. Check it out and see if any
moles are growing back there.
moles are growing back there.
Where's the pic of the backside and how many moles were growing back there.
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How many int'l people here know what "giving face" means?
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Nidifugous: How many int'l people here know what "giving face" means?
Yes, that has been around a while now.
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LilBeaver: Dr David Veale said that talking lots of selfies is a symptom of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
There are so many self-serving addictions. How about Karaoke? I've been in the smallest, most remote taverns, etc...where the singers have this air of glazed stardom while performing, and after, as well. It seems to trip their trigger, but they don't go anywhere with it or anything like that. So, it is a temporary "fix", as is these "Selfishs" you mention.Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.
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Is people who take too many 'selfies' mentally ill?(Vote Below)
Since the rise of camera phones a compulsion to repeatedly take and post selfies on social media sites has grown, experts have linked selfies with mental illness and have suggested that people regularly searching for the perfect angle from which to portray themselves could in some cases be ill.