It's time we learned to be less selfie-ish, says Chris Schulz.
A sunny day, a beach, a swimmer entering the water. Nothing unusual about that. I was on the grass, soaking up some sun, enjoying the scenery. I thought she was going for a swim. I was wrong.
Once knee-deep, she turned her back to the water, held her phone up in the air, flicked her hair back, angled her shoulders, pouted her lips, and took a photo. She checked it, then took another. And another. She spent at least 15 minutes doing this, flicking water in the air for one shot, turning side on and fake laughing for another.
Did she go for a swim? Of course not. Once she got the photo, she posted it, packed up her stuff and disappeared. She only made it in up to her knees.
I did swim that day, and I can confirm the water was crisp and clear. She missed out.