What is a CSF? Deciphering a Popular Internet Phenomenon

2024 Author: Miguel Ramacey | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 06:11

Among the huge number of memes on the Internet, there is one common and incredibly relevant in our time - CHSV, the decoding of which is known to many and, unfortunately, close. It's about a sense of self-importance. Like it or not, but the vast majority of the population (if not the country, then the Internet for sure) has an overly high opinion of themselves and their own judgments. Their view of certain things is a priori the most reasonable, correct and non-negotiable. Such people require special treatment, although their significance is usually exaggerated and questionable. They say about such people: "HRV is going through the roof!"

And they are also ridiculed with funny aphorisms, thematic pictures on social networks. Where do such individuals come from? Who came up with the inflated self-esteem meme that has become so popular? What famous people can be diagnosed with CSV syndrome? How to understand if you have the prerequisites for its development? Why is he dangerous and how with himfight? Read all about it below.

About how we found out about FSW

Let's start with where the term came from. It was introduced by the famous American writer, esoteric scientist Castaneda. It was from him that we first learned about such a phenomenon as CHSV. Deciphering this abbreviation today does not cause difficulties for any of the active Internet users. And all thanks to the Russian-language wiki encyclopedia "Lurkomorye" - it was she who popularized the CHSV meme, as well as many other well-known Internet phenomena. Due to the absence of strict formalities (as in Wikipedia itself), this resource covers a larger number of the most diverse objects of the modern world and gives a more complete and understandable idea of them.

Who are they - people with high heart rate?

So, we understand what CSW is, the decoding is known, and the source that spread knowledge about it, too. But after all, a sense of self-importance could not appear on its own, there must be its "carriers". And, of course, they are. There have always been enough such people, it's just that the Internet helps them "go out into the world", show themselves to a huge number of people (network users) and, accordingly, demonstrate their brightness. It is very easy to find the carrier of the CHSV - you just need to stumble upon his messages, comments on posts a couple of times, and everything will become clear right away. All his conversations are conducted with one main goal - to draw attention to themselves, to declare to the public about their own coolness and uniqueness, thereby at the same timefeed your heart rate.

Among people whose heart rate is high and unshakable, there are many well-known media people. So, for example, in social networks, this characteristic was often applied to the Russian designer and blogger Artemy Lebedev, TV and radio host, as well as the scandalous blogger Katya Gordon, the Russian publicist, blogger and popularizer of Satanism Varraks. All of them are known for their outrageous antics, selfish attitude and expressive expressions in work/creativity. Around them there are always some disputes, noise, discussions and emotions (often negative), however, in most cases this is included in their plans.

Real life HR

With respect to celebrities and popular figures in the media, everything seems to be quite logical - they need PR, it is important for them to be talked about. And what about ordinary, non-public people, such as you and me? Have you ever paid attention to your behavior and how you position yourself when communicating with other people (even on the Internet, even in real life)? After all, excessive heart rate can be very, very disturbing.

How can high heart rate be dangerous?

Firstly, it can negatively affect communication with other people: friends, relatives, colleagues and just those around us everywhere every day. How does your heart rate affect them? The decoding of this concept may sound like this: "I am the navel of the Earth." Who would like this position? It is unlikely that your colleague, and even more so the boss, will be happy to work with a person for whom his owninterests above all else. What about native people? Is it easy for them to get along with you and try to please all the whims? Sooner or later, the one who communicates with the carrier of SSF will run out of patience, and the relationship will crack.

Secondly, too much heart rate hurts you the most. The position "I am the best / ideal / always right" can easily lead to degradation, lack of self-development, deafness and blindness to the opinions and desires of others. As a result, you can withdraw into yourself and lose touch with reality. Of course, this is in especially difficult cases, but everything starts small.

How not to fall into the trap of HSF?

If you notice such behavior, thoughts, statements behind you, then you should stop and think: "Why am I behaving like this and what can it result in?" Of course, by itself, each person should have a CSF, but in a reasonable proportion. Low self-esteem is just as dangerous and harmful as high self-esteem. Try to find a balance. Stick to your views and judgments, if they are justified, considered and weighed, but respect opposing, different opinions as well. Be true to yourself, but listen to others - it can be helpful. As for social networks, sometimes it’s better to “pass by” a post than to get involved in empty conversations, it’s better to do something more useful and productive. Good luck!