One Person, Two Different Hands
This woman’s hands are disproportionate, one looking smaller and the other appearing significantly larger. Before considering medical-related explanations, the photo has all the tell-tale signs of being edited. Her pose and how she’s held her hand don’t help matters either, and give it all away.
Experts also say that social media filters directly correlate with lower self-esteem and increased body dysmorphia. Dr. Josie Howard, a certified psychiatrist, says that people have started aspiring to look like their filtered versions. The quest to achieve such expectations in real life leaves most people feeling disappointed, anxious, and lonely.
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