And thus we are able to see the tweet and view the attached 2006 selfies of the blond twosome if we so wish. This meant many blindly-shot selfie attempts as you didn’t have the opportunity of seeing what you were shooting on the (tiny) screen. There are lots of scholarly studies on the psychology of selfies, though they can’t seem to agree on what our selfie-addiction means. Women apparently take more selfies than men, especially in Moscow, where 82 per cent of all selfies are snapped by women. Whereas may I just share this flatteringly angled, but amusingly self-ironic selfie of me and one of my dogs?

Source: The Irish Times November 22, 2017 21:11 UTC