Shallow Behavior

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In the age of social media, spending time with loved ones without looking down at mobile phones is a rare sight. These days, people seem to be waiting for a message or a moment to capture with their cameras. Choosing to mind the phone over talking with companions can alienate relationships.

As celebrities come out in public, they know that their actions are often observed by individuals within their premises. Regardless of these times, they are still expected to be role models and are thought of highly, especially if they have had a high profile life.

When followers of Attractive Personality (AP) and Attractive Man (AM) saw them in a public event away from the country, they had mixed reactions. After all, it was a treat to see AP and AM in arm’s reach without people bothering them. However, the onlookers realized the two, though together, were busier on their mobiles than talking to each other.

AP and AM were on their phones all the time. They were taking photos of each other even if they had previously been in the said area. Nothing surprising, as the two were sometimes accused of curating their photos to ensure their good looks are highlighted in the photographs. For some, a good photo is worth a thousand words regardless of the circumstances of how it was taken.

Incidentally, the people who saw them thought of how the time the two spent together lacked quality and their actions were thought to be shallow.

‘Either you decide to stay in the shallow end of the pool or you go out in the ocean.’ — Christopher Reeve

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