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selfietunity
selfietunity by Geekinwiththing1 April 17, 2014
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selfeet • Selfeed • selfiethon • Selfect • selfee • selfietards • selfietitis • selfietunity • Selfyeet • self esteem
selfietitis
a new, emerging infectious, psychosocial disease in which the person inherently takes pictures of himself in front of the mirror or in public places that the person continuously takes several or hundred shots of selfies for several hours until he finds a suitable shot for himself to post or display in a social media network. Spectators tend to imitate the similar poses and actions causing infectious behavior.
Ben cannot believe he already finished his meal last night, and his girlfriend hasn't finished taking selfie pictures of herself..She must have been suffering from selfietitis!
selfietitis by superjupiter March 10, 2014
selfiethon
selfiethon by pseudo12 April 19, 2014
Selfeed
His Instagram is like a selfeed. It's only pictures of himself.
Selfeed.com is where all selfies go to live and then die a second later.
Selfeed.com is where all selfies go to live and then die a second later.
Selfeed by Yourewritingme April 12, 2014
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