no. I think people supplying a pretense and putting up a screen of who they are is a naturally occurring human condition for those that are overly reliant on the opinions of others in order to feel self-worth. I've known quite a few individuals irl who would act completely different around one set of friends than they would another. like a total 180. It made me wonder who they really were underneath the facade. Like, how much of them was put up, even around me, and who were they in a "natural" state?
I'm a little of both. my husband told me I'm what's called an ambivert. In other words, I'm perfectly fine being on my own and having lots of time by myself. But I'm also fine with being out and dealing with people and being social. I used to be a big party girl, but I'm also perfectly content staying home for days on end.
They already do, though. Don't they often have official pages of bands/movies/book/etc. franchises?
Yeah, but like in-universe, is what I meant.
No, like the characters in a movie/TV show/video game having Facebook accounts and sharing their adventures during their respective movie/TV show/video game on Facebook. There is a YouTube channel that does videos like this, such as "If Video Game Characters Had Text Messages" or "If The Walking Dead Had Facebook" and such.
I think I understand what you mean, but my opinion would be the same. If it appears in actual movie/show etc it would still be considered product placement, since Facebook is an actual brand and using it in a movie even as part of the lore, is still placing an existing product within a show.
That's why I think these things are usually a part of fan creations, rather than actual shows.
