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For Me | A Short Film About Letting a Moment Just Be Yours

16 Jun 2025 · 2 min

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In this monologue from the short film "For Me," the speaker questions a friend's habit of frequent Instagram posting, suggesting it stems from a desire for attention and likening it to curating a dating profile. The speaker argues that not every moment needs to be broadcast; some experiences are more meaningful when kept private. The passage explores themes of authenticity, the performative nature of social media, and the value of personal privacy.

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So I never really understood why you post so much on social media, like on Instagram stories, all the selfies and all the, you know, other like just random things. I don't know, is it just because of like attention? Do you want like attention? I just feel like sometimes you almost act like you're like a dating profile on Instagram, like you're trying to like Show other people something. I just think not everything needs to be announced or posted or shown off. Some moments are just nicer when they stay yours.