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"   Sure, you can post your sexiest bikini shot on Facebook, but new research found that other people won&amp;#039;t think it&amp;#039;s super-hot unless your friends comment on it. According to a study from the University of Missouri, the more comments you have on Facebook pics of yourself, the hotter you seem to other people.  In the study, researchers showed different pics of the same person to study participants and asked them to rate how attractive that person seemed. The more positive comments that the person had with their pic, the more attractive they were rated by people. And it&amp;#039;s not just physical\u2014people think you&amp;#039;re cooler when you have more likes and positive comments on your photos. Why? Researchers discovered that people rely more on other people&amp;#039;s opinions of someone vs. how that person present herself.  So, for example, you could post loads of photos of yourself at cool indie concerts, but if your friends comment that you&amp;#039;re secretly a One Direction fan, other people will think that&amp;#039;s what you&amp;#039;re really into\u2026even if you like both pop and indie music. (It&amp;#039;s a total middle school mindset, we know.) On the flip side, negative comments about you\u2014even if they&amp;#039;re just joking remarks from friends\u2014can make you seem less attractive. Moral of the story? Keep tabs on what people are saying about you online. If you notice a &amp;quot;friend&amp;quot; keeps posting negative stuff, well, it&amp;#039;s time to unfriend them. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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