Anonymous
Post 11/28/2017 05:46     Subject: Social media humblebragging
You might want to reconsider being friend with anyone who more disposable income than you. It sounds like that is a major irritant to you. There’s no point being irritated. But your friend is just living her life and probably doesn’t know the spite you feel toward her. Do her a favor and unfriend her.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2017 03:08     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I just checked facebook this morning and I'm shocked that seemingly every family we know took the kids to Europe this week after school got out. Holy moly, I guess we need to up our game.


Travel is essential. Wtf you supppsed to post on FB then? Picture of your old pants?

Sounds rude but I agree! Nothing criminal in sharing your emotions and happiness with friends and relatives, another thing is when your "friends" just jealous and suspecting you in boasting and are fake and insincere I also don't mind some Photoshop effects (like https://www.templatemonster.com/blog/free-photoshop-gradient-sets/ ) as been mentioned above but yes, I don't correct body and face and don't mind if someone does. Just none of my business.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2017 13:40     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:I like to assume the best of my friends. So I assume they're just lucky to have all these things/opportunities they wanted in their lives, and aren't humble-bragging.

Agreed!
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2017 13:39     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:I just checked facebook this morning and I'm shocked that seemingly every family we know took the kids to Europe this week after school got out. Holy moly, I guess we need to up our game.


Travel is essential. Wtf you supppsed to post on FB then? Picture of your old pants?
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2017 13:27     Subject: Re:Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The "blessed" hashtag. Need I say more?



White southerners


Not sure for White southerners. I've seen it all over.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2017 13:27     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:Hmmmm ... with some people, I think it could be a stealth brag. A PP was right, people would side-eye just a pic of your new BMW or Range Rover or whatever, but if you stick your kid in front of it and take pictures it's somehow ok. But other people just don't realize that their stuff is much nicer than others.

Anyway, those are stealth brags. Humblebrags are more like, "ugh my voice sounded so annoying on my interview on the local news this morning!"


You can tell the stealth brag by the perfectly captured car emblem or bag logo. Because candid snaps that just happen to catch something nice in the background are rarely nicely framed and in focus.

Anonymous
Post 11/27/2017 13:23     Subject: Re:Social media humblebragging
i had a relative post her daughter's first paystub from her first "real" post college job. it wasn't really a humble brag, just a good old fashioned crass regular degular brag. anyway, my sister privately messaged her and said it may not be wise b/c of the information visible on the check. she defriended my sister and eventually me. this woman is in her 40s.

i actually like to hear about my friends job promotions and life accomplishments (having kids, moving to a new city, etc.). somehow posting material possessions "Ugh, my BMW got towed" (with a picture included) seems coarse and unnecessary.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2017 12:24     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wow, thanks DCUM! You just made me grateful for not having social media yet again!


#humblebrag
Right!

Anonymous
Post 06/17/2017 22:03     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Hmmmm ... with some people, I think it could be a stealth brag. A PP was right, people would side-eye just a pic of your new BMW or Range Rover or whatever, but if you stick your kid in front of it and take pictures it's somehow ok. But other people just don't realize that their stuff is much nicer than others.

Anyway, those are stealth brags. Humblebrags are more like, "ugh my voice sounded so annoying on my interview on the local news this morning!"
Anonymous
Post 06/17/2017 20:50     Subject: Re:Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:The "blessed" hashtag. Need I say more?



White southerners
Anonymous
Post 06/17/2017 20:37     Subject: Re:Social media humblebragging
The "blessed" hashtag. Need I say more?
Anonymous
Post 06/17/2017 19:52     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:When you are very rich, even pictures from your day to day life might look like extreme luxury to the 99 percentiler...

Oh well! Haters gonna hate!


I'd agree with this except for the immature 'haters gonna hate ' jab. But something tells me OP wasn't necessarily referring to rock solid 1% denizens but their imitators or wanna-be , this isn't to say 1 percenters aren't a bunch of narcissists who engage in this sort of behavior
Anonymous
Post 06/17/2017 17:09     Subject: Social media humblebragging
When you are very rich, even pictures from your day to day life might look like extreme luxury to the 99 percentiler...

Oh well! Haters gonna hate!
Anonymous
Post 06/17/2017 17:01     Subject: Social media humblebragging
Anonymous wrote:I only post the highlight reel of my life. Sorry its awesome.


This.

And if seeing your friends and family being happy and successful upsets you, then perhaps you should ask yourself why...and seek therapy.