25% Of People Regret Sharing Selfies
Teens are doing it, celebrities are doing it, and even President Barack Obama couldn't resist taking a selfie at Nelson Mandella's memorial service.
Back in May, Merriam-Webster even added "selfie" to its dictionary.
But it turns out that a quarter of us regret sharing selfies, according to Happify, a site that helps you learn to be happier.
Happify reached this conclusion from analyzing 135,000 tweets. Of course, this is a relatively small sample size from just one of the web's many social networks. But it's still interesting to see that from a random sampling of Twitter users, nearly one out of every four people wish they hadn't posted a particular selfie.
If you own up to your selfie regrets, Happify insists, you might actually feel better in the end.