“Many teens post information on social media that they think is funny or intended to give a particular impression to a narrow audience without considering how this same content might be read out of context”(Boyd 44)

“Many teens today go online to socialize with friends they know from physical settings and to portray themselves in online contexts that are more tightly wedded to unmediated social communities.”(Boyd 38)

“. . . .switching contexts online is more challenging than doing so in the park, because in the park, ‘you can see when there’s people around you and stuff like that.'” Boyd 33)