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There’s a corner of the internet where you will find mostly good vibes. It’s typically hidden beneath the hateful comments and toxic news cycles that flood social media timelines.
So instead of making you do some digging, we’ve collected some images from the Falling In Society Instagram page. You will find a variety of posts as you scroll through, but we’ve focused on those that bring nothing but cheerful positivity.
If you’re looking for a pick-me-up for today, hopefully, this list provides you with that.
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If you’ve noticed how most mainstream media outlets seem to focus more on the doom and gloom, that’s because it’s by design. As psychologist and New York Times best-selling author Dr. Rick Hanson explains, it’s a byproduct of the nervous system’s evolution over the last 600 million years, where our ancestors had to be vigilant about their surroundings.
“They had to avoid two kinds of mistakes: (1) thinking that there’s a tiger in the bushes but actually all is well or (2) thinking that all is well while actually there is a tiger about to pounce,” Dr. Hanson wrote.
Dr. Hanson says this hypervigilance against potential threats wired ancient humans into overestimating threats while downplaying opportunities and resources. This mindset has been carried over into modern-day humans, who tend to gravitate toward bad news and overlook the positive aspects of things. Experts refer to this as negative bias.
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The Darkest Timeline 6 months ago
Saying “This guy makes stuff out of pebbles,” is like saying, “DaVinci made some pretty pictures.”
It’s no secret that consuming positive news and other types of content online uplifts the spirit. However, according to positive psychology researcher Jodie Jackson, it can also help restore your faith in humanity.
“News stories that focused on solutions were shown to boost a person’s belief in their ability to make a difference,” Jackson explained.
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Janet Sparrow 6 months ago
Absolutely true. I’m 75 and do that, my daughter is 42and does that and HER daughter is 18 and does that. So multigenerational.
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But of course, it would be impossible to completely eradicate the negative content pieces, especially since they’re the ones that bring in the clicks and views. This is why Jackson believes in these two worlds co-existing rather than competing.
As she stated, “We need to notice achievements alongside failings in order to understand the world more accurately.”
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We’d like to hear from you, readers. Which of the posts on this list did you relate to most? What about them caught your attention? Share your insights in the comments below!
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Child of the Stars 6 months ago
It's both. If one person can't communicate, the other person's comprehension is irrelevant.
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Science Nerd 6 months ago
Take her to the Phipps Conservatory in Pittsburgh. My daughter was entranced at a early age there.
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Laura Lawson 6 months ago
Well I just felt that right down to my toes. It's a bit crazy that I'm here for some laughs but end up with complete validation instead.
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Scarlett O'Hara's Ghost 6 months ago (edited)
I just had to change brands. I know. Bad. Rill bad. But the heat in the desert in the summer is brutal and my car, bag and outside porch chapstick just cannot survive. So I have change. Twice a year. It's chaos. Chaos I tell you!
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Family's_disappointment 6 months ago
Your cat has the most innocent doll like eyes I have ever seen. 😍
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SnackbarKaat 6 months ago
When my son was young he wanted to know if I would have more kids beside him and his baby sister. I was like, no where would the baby have to sleep? In your bed? We laughed about it. It was a cute way to say I'm done haha
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Science Nerd 6 months ago
Does it count as nice enough if the weather is gale force winds during a blizzard?
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Never Snarky 6 months ago
When I was little, I would say, “Cows, cows, cows, cows.” Still do. I’m 74.
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Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 6 months ago
But you need to place the sun window on the east side of the house and the night window facing west :)
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Huddo's sister 6 months ago (edited)
The last time I was drunk I kept saying 'no one likes drunk Huddo's Sister' while Huddo kept trying to reassure me by claiming they did :) My outfit was pretty cute.
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SpiderWoman13 6 months ago
When I was much, much younger, one of my banks put in an accidental $900,000 in my checking account. I didn't touch a penny -- not even of my own money; I was so paranoid; I waited anxiously until they removed it. But now, knowing what I know about banks? I'm not so sure I'd be that nice -- to be honest. They would have to PROVE that it's somehow not my money! I'm on the side of Gen Z and frankly, if I'd had half their burdens, I don't know how my life would've turned out. They got shafted. Samuel-Jac...2280e8.jpg 
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Auntriarch 6 months ago
My dad used to have far too much fun with the signage in German speaking countries
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Luke Branwen 6 months ago
I know a girl who's got golden eyes. Legit golden, especially in sunlight. 10/10 beautiful.
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SerumSeven 6 months ago
Netflix and chill...ed, cheap-a*s malt liquor, kettle chips, and meandering discussions about philosophy?
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Robert Millar 6 months ago
He seems very popey. Just put on the threads and the turret, walked to the balcony and waved his way in.
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TheGayUmbrella 6 months ago
Ooh! Ooh! I got one! "You got 'engaged' in kindergarten but their parents were homophobic so you weren't allowed to talk to them until middle school when you randomly ended up in the same class and found out they're still closeted"
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Hassel Davidhoff 6 months ago
And, despite what you've been told, it probably won't help you get a job or earn any more than folks who didn't go to university. Those days, for the most part, are over.
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FreeTheUnicorn 6 months ago
Only cute if you've now learned to value your life beyond marital status.
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Robert Beveridge 6 months ago
Bro when your fingers are as big as mine and you don't have a Blackberry you have to retype every d**n word three times. So if you're loquacious it can take like half an hour to send a text. Longer if you use words like loquacious.
Camilla Koutsos 6 months ago
Unless your brain is wired differently. Then it takes many weeks past your trigger point to realise how long it’s been.
LillieMean 6 months ago
If I'm depressed it can take a while to send a message and when I say I've been busy it means I don't want to burden you and worry you with things you can't do anything about. I hate it when people feel powerless and sad when they try to pull me out of the darkness. However, with bipolar disorder it's a passing phase.
Michael Largey 6 months ago
Maybe it take longer than 3 seconds to decide how to answer. And maybe it should.
Marnie 6 months ago
It's not the amount of time. It's the attention and switching gears. Plus, phones are terrible. if you don't respond immediately, there is no way to flag the text to remind you later. It just gets marked as read, unlike an email that you can snooze or mark as unread, and you can keep your inbox clean, so that the inbox acts as a TODO list.
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SerumSeven 6 months ago
Actually, it encourages me to drink tequila and lose sleep. I suppose that, eventually, somebody will make money off that.
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Margaret Shannon 6 months ago
“How important is having a 'good vibes' corner on social media to your mental health?” Bored Panda (BP) used to be this. I read fewer and fewer BP articles because too many are mean-spirited. And now misogynistic trolls are invading even BP's uplifting material and spoiling everything.
Rick Murray 6 months ago
Plus the shilling random Amazon rubbish, or influencer rubbish (yes I'm aware that's redundant phrasing), or let's mock Americans *yet* again... 😞 There's already more than enough effluent online should I want to frazzle my mind and become a flag shagging antivaxxer. I try to choose nicer things to occupy my soggy cauliflower, but I swear it's getting harder.
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Margaret Shannon 6 months ago
“How important is having a 'good vibes' corner on social media to your mental health?” Bored Panda (BP) used to be this. I read fewer and fewer BP articles because too many are mean-spirited. And now misogynistic trolls are invading even BP's uplifting material and spoiling everything.
Rick Murray 6 months ago
Plus the shilling random Amazon rubbish, or influencer rubbish (yes I'm aware that's redundant phrasing), or let's mock Americans *yet* again... 😞 There's already more than enough effluent online should I want to frazzle my mind and become a flag shagging antivaxxer. I try to choose nicer things to occupy my soggy cauliflower, but I swear it's getting harder.
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