[Julie]

I have studied Japanese culture, and when I first read your question I knew there was an answer. So I thought about it, and it’s quite simple. The Japanese are strictly taught to act as a group; those who stand out are frowned upon. They are to sacrifice individuality to please others, and live in an everlasting reciprocation. Every person tries to maintain individuality by any way possible, whether it be dressing outlandishly trendy after school, or by having photos of THEMSELVES taken. If you think about it, if you have a picture of yourself, it reminds you that you are your own person. The whole photo fascination is just a way to be themselves.

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Name : Julie, Gender : F, Age : 16, City : Lombard, State : IL, Country : United States, 

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