A recent study reports that Facebook users who upload flattering photos of themselves and have a ton of "friends" are really just narcissistic. Well, it's a little more complicated; the researchers can suggest that the social-networking website can be used as a tool to detect narcissism in the people who use it.
As for the signs that you're a little too into yourself: Posting flattering photos as your profile pic - who doesn't?!; and maintaining a large stable of Facebook friends - I'm over it, since I used to add anyone and everyone in my MySpace days.
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