Because humans are one of the social animals. Community demand is driving people to try and edit their images online to attract more people. Subsequently, such demand leads to the positive aspect of social media: a tendency toward self-promotion. Moving the avatar toward an ideal image can fulfill a self-fulfilling prophecy, as Manago explains as a psychological phenomenon: "People come up with something they like to become...and the more that is reflected on others, the more this can be integrated into their sense of self. »(Wolpert, 279). If everyone wants to give their best, social networking sites can make a huge difference for themselves as they share words and photos with various people and receive as many comments as possible. The propulsion of self-promotion from social media is so remarkable that it helps many netizens grow, as Chaudhry stated in his article: “Self-expression slips effortlessly into the self-promotion as we shape our online persona” (Chaudhry, 257). When we shape our personality online, we also shape reality. Social networks therefore have advantages for some