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Scrolling through your feed can appear like a whirlwind of posts. Everyone's showing their perfect lives, making you to wonder if your own life is behind. It can be hard to get stuck in the comparison. But before you unfollow, consider that Facebook is just a fragment of reality. It's not always an true representation of people's lives. Take a s
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