Dazed Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Dazed MagazineInstagram)「If it ever feels like you’re constantly looking at your own face, that’s because you probably are 👁👄👁 Nowadays, we see ourselves on Zoom calls and FaceTime, we make TikToks and watch them back before posting, we take hundreds of selfies before deciding on the “one”, we have BeReal popping up and prompting us to look at ourselves. We’re faced with our reflection in so many instances throughout an average day, it’s no wonder we’re so preoccupied with the way we look. It didn’t always used to be like this. Our ancestors’ realities were hugely different to our own. Before mirrors were invented, the earliest type of “mirror” used was nature – reflections in ponds, lakes and rivers when waters were calm enough to reveal a flat surface. But even then, we had never truly “seen” ourselves and, because of this, we had a very different concept of who we were. But what is the impact of constantly being aware of ourselves? The impact of this kind of self-scrutiny can be seen in the phenomenon known as “Zoom dysmorphia” which occurred over lockdown when everyone was forced to look at their own faces all day while on Zoom. Read about it through the link in our bio 🔗 📷 Euphoria, 2022 ✍️ @iamlolaalao」9月19日 0時06分