People Who Take Selfies at Inappropriate Times

Some people have a sixth sense for capturing themselves at the most inconvenient times. Funerals, hospital visits, or solemn memorials�none are safe from their smartphone�s front camera. They angle their faces with precision, oblivious to tears or hushed conversations around them. Sporting events, natural disasters, or even fire drills become prime selfie opportunities, with backgrounds screaming chaos while they flash peace signs. Their captions often juxtapose the gravity of the moment with hashtags like #FeelingBlessed or #LifeIsBeautiful, creating baffling juxtapositions. Friends may dodge events knowing they�ll end up photobombed in ways that immortalize embarrassment. Airports and public transport are not immune�crowded lines or delayed flights yield perfectly staged selfies. Even mundane chores, like washing dishes, become theatrical selfie sessions with dramatic lighting and filter choices. While mildly irritating, their antics remind everyone that the urge to document oneself can transcend appropriateness, leaving onlookers both amused and slightly horrified.