I think the problem is above all linked to the nature of humankind. In the case of haters, we see the worst part of human beings: the desire to hurt. Besides that, we have the race for likes and the desire for recognition and to be in the light. Having had an Instagram account focused on landscape photography, I fell into it without realizing it and it was a relief to stop it. The desire for “always more” becomes addictive and we end up thinking about the post before even taking the photo. What should be a pleasure at first (walking around and taking photos), becomes a perpetual search for posts for the Insta account. After that, there is a mixture of bitterness at seeing identical accounts succeed, and sadness at the idea of imagining what the people behind these accounts are going through, who spend their time thinking about their Instagram account.

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