Circle of friends, all "Sun" 's life seems more moist than you, many people harbor anger. But a new study points out that this is only because many people in the circle of friends "love show".

United Kingdom's daily mail said, a recent study found that nearly 2/3 people will upload yourself in social media is the "perfect" picture. Over 3/4 of respondents said, according to friends in Instagram, Snapchat or Facebook to see pictures of how are you to guess.

Mobile phone manufacturer HTC in United Kingdom surveys, in order to make their lives better in social media 6% to photograph people will borrow someone else's things, pretending they own; more than half of the respondents admitted that upload photos of beauty, food, beauty is to be praised, or causing the envy of others.

Behavioral psychologists Qiao·heminsi (Jo Hemmings), the rise of social media has exacerbated this trend. "We are in the real world, magazine from time to time update the pop charts, fashion is changing rapidly. Seeking information on latest trends, such as celebrities or friends wearing what they bought, also eager to share their life experience in real time, and social media provides convenience for this demand. "She told the United Kingdom's daily mail.

There is no doubt that social media such as Instagram affects people's daily life: the daily mail says, 76% of respondents when shopping under the influence of friends blueprint; men are more dependent on social media guide to match, in short, what did they see in the circle of friends, will go to buy.

However, not everyone can have the expectation of a perfect life. Circle of friends you can't confront themselves, painstaking efforts "in the eyes of others the image of" addicted to praise?

朋友圈里，所有人“晒”的生活看起来都比你的更滋润，不少人为此心怀愤懑。不过一项新研究指出，这只是因为朋友圈里很多人“爱演”而已。

英国《每日邮报》称，最近一项研究发现，近2/3的人会在社交媒体上传让自己显得“完美”的图片。而超过3/4的受访者表示，会根据朋友们在Instagram、Snapchat或是脸谱网上看到的图片来猜测对方过得如何。

手机制造商HTC在英国进行的调查显示，为了让自己的生活在社交媒体上显得更精彩，6%的人拍照时会借用别人的东西，假装它们属于自己；过半的受访者坦言，上传美景、美食、美物的照片是为了得到点赞，或引起别人的欣羡。

在行为心理学家乔·赫敏斯（Jo Hemmings）看来，社交媒体的兴起加剧了这种趋势。“我们正处在实时交流的世界里，杂志不时更新流行榜单，时尚风潮瞬息万变。人们寻求最新的流行信息，比如明星或朋友们穿了什么、买了什么，也渴望实时分享生活感受，而社交媒体为这种需求提供了便利。”她告诉英国《每日邮报》。

毫无疑问，诸如Instagram这样的社交媒体影响着人们的日常生活：《每日邮报》称，76%的受访者购物时会受到朋友圈晒图的影响；男性更依赖社交媒体上的搭配指南，简而言之，他们在朋友圈看到了什么，就会去买什么。

然而，并非每个人都能拥有期望中的完美人生。朋友圈中的你，是否同样不能勇敢面对自己，苦心经营着“别人眼中的形象”，沉溺于点赞之中？