@nikitabier: One of the greatest viruses of the modern man is looking at Instagram Stories. You will melt your brain looking at a ba…
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A tweet by Nikita Bier criticizes Instagram Stories for showcasing only positive outcomes without the process, potentially harming mental health.
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