To some degree, people’s Instagram feeds are a filtered version of reality. Before recent discoveries, many people see Instagram users living their best lives as they flaunt photos of traveling worldwide and having no single pimples on their faces. The bubbles have officially been busted as most of what’s seen online is Fake and sometimes blatant photoshopped. 

Several people have continually exposed fake Instagrammers, but it seems these folks aren’t learning their lessons as they continue to share ridiculous edited photos of themselves. From a photoshopped Lambo logo on a Honda to the folded neck skin, we’ve compiled the most ridiculously edited images spotted on Instagram via an online community on Reddit. The r/Instagramreality group is dedicated to exposing these people while trying to stop the spread of unrealistic expectations and ideals. Take a glance!

You Don’t Need A Doctor To Tell She Has A Small Head

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What’s Happening Here?

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A German Reality TV Star In Real Life Vs. Instagram

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Guess It’s The Helluva Drug…..

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Your Legs Can Now Be Taller Than You

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Instagram Vs. Tagged Photo

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Genuinely, She Doesn’t Even Resemble Herself

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With over 900K followers, the online group has been sharing side-by-side photos of how Instagrammers looks in the real world and online. Interestingly, celebrities aren’t exempted. Reportedly, Instagram is considered the worst social media network for mental health and wellbeing. While the photo-oriented platform is for self-expression, it has gradually become associated with bullying, anxiety, and even depression. 

Bet You Didn’t See This Until Direct Comparison

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Upper Body Looks Quite Disturbing In The Edit

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Two Of Three Used Filter Or Perhaps Photoshop

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Delusion At The Peak

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Dude… You Can’t Be Serious, Right?

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What’s Happened To Her Neck Skin?

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Sometimes, The Mirror Can Be A Good Evidence

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51-Year-Old Women Doesn’t Need The Facetune

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Who Is She Kidding With?

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This Photo Was Spotted On A Dating App. It’s Creepy Though

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Young people who spend over several hours a day on social networking sites, mainly Instagram, are more vulnerable to psychological distress. The sight of friends regularly on holidays and enjoying their nights out can make anyone feel missed out on life. Such feeling can undoubtedly prompt a compare and despair behavior. 

Where Are The Skin Pores?

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You Can Get So Tan With Eyes Darker. Summer 2018 Vs. 2020

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Photos Of Models With Face Photoshopped In

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Is Rtx On?

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Body Dysmorphia Is So Real. But She's Beautiful Without The Edit

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Photoshopped Lambo Logo On A Honda. The Blue One In The Background Also Looks Fake

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Billboard Photo Vs. From An Interview

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The Original Vs. What She Uploaded Online

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Instagram posts tend to set unrealistic expectations and establish feelings of low-esteem and inadequacy. Specifically, the platform has easily made girls and women feel that their bodies aren’t good enough as people often include filters in their photos to appear perfect. Besides, Instagram is a true definition of never believe everything that’s seen on the internet. Which of these photos almost got your nerves? 

That Foot Doesn’t Look So Good

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Are Long Legs Truly As A Result Of Angle? Here’s The Perfect Answer

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