He says he worries that these images "will make us feel dissatisfied with our life here.
As a new psychology study seems to argue every other week, Facebook contributes to the sum of human misery, by exposing us only to the highlights reel of other people's lives, making us feel dissatisfied or unworthy by comparison, and fuelling a competitive urge to portray an even sunnier facade.
According to psychologist Kristin Neff, that self-criticism comes at a price: It makes us anxious, dissatisfied with our life, and even depressed.
Maybe nothing — not a baby or the lack of a baby, not a beautiful house, not rewarding work — was ever going to make us anything other than the chronically dissatisfied, perpetual second-guessers we already were.
Isn't this why we so regularly feel so unhappy, dissatisfied, hard done by and guilty, and why we call on capitalism (what else?) to make us feel better?
One study found that while Facebook makes us sad and dissatisfied, participants who felt down after using Facebook were "quickly uplifted" after a phone conversation or a face-to-face exchange.
As well, the understanding that it makes us unhappy and dissatisfied with what we have dawns upon us.
Her father and I planned it that way because we were extremely dissatisfied with the way the obstetrician treated us: making us wait four hours every visit, and sometimes even failing to remember our history.
"Many companies have a great interest in keeping us dissatisfied with our bodies.
Dissatisfied with the world around them and seeking hope for humanity in that which remains unknown, the sci-fi genre makes us question ourselves most.
