The Likes Scoreboard
You posted something and then you watched. Refreshing. Counting. Comparing how many likes you got to how many other people got. A good number felt amazing — proof you mattered. A low number felt like a quiet rejection, a verdict that what you shared, or maybe you, wasn't worth much. Lately you've noticed it's started to shape what you post. You think about what'll get likes rather than what you actually want to share. You've deleted things that didn't perform. The number has become a kind of scoreboard for your worth, ticking up and down, and your mood ticks with it. You're not even sure you enjoy posting anymore. You're just chasing the score.
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