They're the ones that make our mouths drop open as we wonder what these people are thinking. There are millions of selfies posted daily, and some of them are way over the top. Everything is available for anyone to see. The sky's the limit these days it’s as if people have no boundaries. There are sex selfies, dirty selfies, and some just plain inappropriate selfies. These days, people have no problem taking selfies in any location and sometimes without any clothes on. Nowadays, we have Kim Kardashian and many other celebrities making selfies far more glamorous than we ever thought possible. That’s what selfies used to be all about. The first time we ever saw the word 'selfie' was in an Australian chat room, and it was to describe a terrible picture that someone took of themselves back in 2002. They were usually coy pictures of people who were trying to appear as if they weren’t taking pictures of themselves.

People tried to act like they were in justified locations so that they wouldn’t look stupid. At first, it started off as simple pictures obviously taken by the person, but there was almost a sense of embarrassment to them. The app's creators then pulled Girls Around Me from the App Store.When selfies first came onto the scene, they weren’t what they are these days. According to the Wall Street Journal, after stalking concerns were raised by sites like Cult of Mac, Foursquare cut off access to the app so locations would no longer be available to be paired with Facebook photos.

The app used publicly available photos from Facebook and location check-ins from Foursquare, letting the app-user check out the faces of nearby strangers, who didn't now their data was being used in this way. Despite its name, the controversial Girls Around Me iPhone app let the user find girls or guys near his or her location.

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