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Where are we with liking stories on instagram?

So we all know that Instagram long introduced the like button on stories. But how often should we use it?

So far, there is no like count except for the poster, you can’t go on your own activity and check the stories you liked, even if they’re highlights. I remember Taika Waititi posting fun little short videos of some fun trip he took, and every couple videos in the story, he looks at the camera and says “Why aren’t you guys liking these videos. It’s important that you like me. Like bitch.” It wasn’t serious, it was obviously sarcastic, fun and lighthearted, but it got me thinking on how often we should use it.

At first, I was liking some celeb stories cause I genuinely enjoyed them. But I thought, well now they’re getting a notification that i liked their story, they must think that’s weird or something. And with friends, whenever my friend posts a fun meme or video, and I really laugh at it, I hit like instead of replying “lmao”. It’s less personal, but it’s easier and less of hassle.

Veni, vidi, vici

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