Generally, people want to have a good network by having good relations with other people. Sometimes, this inspires people to involve themselves in the strategy of impression management. Impression management is defined as the "act presenting a favorable image of oneself in order to cause others to make positive judgments of them." Initially, this sounds normal. People want to show their "good" sides to other people in order to establish positive relationships with those people. However, this also implies that everyone has a "bad" side that they hide from others in order to keep their positive judgments of them. There is a detrimental effect to this: instead of focusing on the habits of being a good person, people become consumed with their image at an unhealthy expense.