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5 Types of Snapchat User

We all have different kind of followers on Snapchat who post random snaps and let us peek into their daily activities. And, we are glad to check on their stories whenever possible, to be more precise, it’s a better way of stalking their everyday schedule. From snapping their breakfast menus to their night-out routines we can see all the updates through interesting filters and edits.
Here is a list of 5 such type of snapper that exist in your friends list.
Let’s get started!!      

1.  The Selfie Obsessed- Admit it, we all have that one user who is constantly uploading his/her selfie with the latest filters available. The dog filters, the rose crown, the distorted face, name it and you will find each one of them on their snap story. Major narcissists alert here.

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2. The Foodaholic- Be it their breakfast, lunch or dinner, they are definitely going to post everything they are about to hog. I mean, we feel virtually full just by looking at the snap stories they have shared. Don’t we?

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3. The Fitness freak- There is always going to be one or two snaps of them standing in front on the gym mirror, showing off their workout regime. Every. Single. Day. This type of user is your snapchat fitness guru who gives you endless work out/body goals.

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4.    The Social Party Animal- There is no weekends or TGIF vibes for this snapper; everyday is a day of celebration. Their snap stories are filled with them chilling at the bar, having a shot or two or dancing away to our favorite tunes.

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5.     The Wanderlust- Come rain or shine, they are always on the go, you will often see them go places and post their passport/airport boredom pictures.  Including snaps of their travel itineraries once they land at their destination. #Travel-Goals much?
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I bet these types of users exist in your follow list, or do you belong to any of the category mentioned?  If so, do tell me which kind of snapper you are and which type of users are you following? 



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