Feeling low from social media? Simple solution to boost self-esteem
Through social media, people showcase their supposed ‘picture-perfect’ lives and fit bodies, putting their viewers in a state of mind that makes them feel ‘not good enough’ in their own lives and bodies.
Published May 04, 2024 | 1:06 PM ⚊UpdatedMay 04, 2024 | 1:06 PM
Influence of social media, desire to look flawless on instagram can lower child's self esteem
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In a society where “likes”, “shares”, and “followers” dictate trends, youngsters are increasingly struggling with self-esteem and body-image issues. However, a recent study suggests a simple remedy that might just turn the tide: Taking short breaks — even for just one week — from social media can significantly enhance self-esteem and body image among young adults.