Yashee and Mikala discuss an earlier social media trend in a new episode of the “Two Blunt” podcast, describing the extent to which they used photo editing as they grew up online. All three outlets report that the conversation focuses on how the pressure to present certain images led them to alter photos of themselves and how that behaviour continues to affect them. The guests also talk about the mental health impacts of that period, including how such practices can shape self-image and wellbeing over time. While the outlets use similar language, they consistently frame the episode as a personal discussion rather than a report on a specific new incident. The shared theme is reflection—how past engagement with edited self-presentation still resonates with the guests—and the link between social media standards and mental health. No outlet provides additional details beyond the podcast discussion and its general focus on photo editing, embarrassment, and lingering effects.
Two Blunt podcast guests discuss past photo-editing on social media and mental health
Yashee and Mikala discuss an earlier social media trend in a new episode of the “Two Blunt” podcast, describing the extent to which they used photo editing as they grew up online. All three outlets re...
- Yashee and Mikala are featured in an episode of the “Two Blunt” podcast.
- They describe how they edited their photos for social media when they were younger.
- The discussion includes how the practice affected their mental health.
- The coverage is consistent across Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald.
- The reporting presents the topic as personal reflection from the podcast rather than breaking news.
Yashee and Mikala reveal just how far they went to edit photos of themselves for social media when they were younger, and discuss its impact on their mental health in this episode of the Two Blunt podcast.
1 month agoYashee and Mikala reveal just how far they went to edit photos of themselves for social media when they were younger, and discuss its impact on their mental health in this episode of the Two Blunt podcast.
1 month agoYashee and Mikala reveal just how far they went to edit photos of themselves for social media when they were younger, and discuss its impact on their mental health in this episode of the Two Blunt podcast.
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