We're back! And we're here to talk about social media—the good, the bad, and the "oof that's so 2016."

We're two main character energy girls. We loooooove a little coffee shop morning with Trader Joe's peonies (tis the season) and the rule of thirds. We appreciate Instagram's ability to store memories and art.

But as the concept of "romanticizing your life" has taken over the online space—while many of us sit on our couches until the wee hours of the morning—we're beginning to wonder whether or not that thought process is actually helping us live fully and live well.

So let's break it down.

How does romanticizing your life impact your mental health?

Is it inauthentic to post an aesthetically pleasing photo? Is that not "real?"

What are IRL ways to romanticize your life that may actually be helpful?

Send us your thoughts at @wellsaidredpod on Instagram or TikTok, or [email protected]. 

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