Selfie Centered

‘Selfie’ was the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the year for 2013, and it’s not hard to see why. From party to office and launch to the bathroom, #selfies have become an essential tool for self-expression throughout social networking sites, across the web, and around the globe.

Below are the results of a study to probe American adults about the selfies they’ve posted online – and the selfies they wish they’d kept to themselves. Here’s what they found out.

Some key highlights:

• 47 percent of U.S adults have ever taken a selfie.
• 80 percent of people who have taken a selfie have shared it publicly.
• 26 percent of people who have publicly shared a selfie have regretted it later, including 31 percent of men and 21 percent of women.

So what type of Selfies category are you in?

Source: www.picmonkey.com

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