I think I have heard Michael say to not communicate in a passive aggressive way but is sarcasm passive aggressive? In the UK its kind of part of the culture.

You can be many things in this world. Be Arrogant, be an Asshole... but do not be a liar. Dont let your character be tainted by such low level behavior. Just tell her you got 3 other girls fucking with you. And when you're done telling her, let the other 3 know there's a 4th (Note to self)

I spend last weekend in Rome with 2 friends. The 3 of us are trying to improve our IG. None of us a professional photographer (even though one of us has a good camera and is pretty good) but all decent at taking pics. We made a list of hotels, rooftops and tourist places. Then we marked all spots on the map, and we started from the first one. We went inside every single place (mostly 5 start hotels) asking them if it was possible to take a coffee in the lobby bar. If the place was IG worthy (not all 5 stars are) we would then sit down and order something, then start shooting for at least 30 min. No one complained (guests, hotel staff) quite the opposite. They were asking who we were, if we were influencer or something, the staff even gave us recommendations on where to take pics and in one case they allowed us to get in a closed room for pics. I'd say, doing this with a friend is the best, especially with a reflex camera (makes it very obvious what you're doing). Using a tripod and a clicker may be possible, maybe not everywhere, but I think it would be a double pain in the ass. 1. staff and guests may be annoyed 2. setting the tripod, taking the pics, didn't come out good enough, shoot another one, makes it annoying Plus, it was fun to be 3 going around the city and taking pics and exchanging ideas. in a few days we are going to repeat the same in Milan, working on the list right now (also the list work is split by 3, which makes everything faster and easier).

If you are planning on taking multiple pictures for your Instagram in one day (for example there is about 5 good locations where I live) do you need to be in a different outfit for each photo? Or can they all just be in the same outfit? I am just trying to understand the practicalities behind it. Going home and getting changed does not seem that practical but neither does carrying a bunch of outfits with you in a bag. But if all your pics have the same outfit then it might seem strange. Am I overthinking this?

Hi men, am on step 1, fixing IG. Photoshoot this week in Bali. Can anyone share any resources/links for an handful of good poses please? Critical piece of the puzzle. Thanks