Sad Generation With Happy Pictures: Social Media Depression

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For example: you know how people close to you live therefore, you’re more likely to understand their content. From our appearances to our career choices, we’re constantly being judged, and at the end of the day, does it even matter? Not really. None of the people who are judging us are paying our bills, so why do we care so much? I am in my 20s and I feel this message is for me. Whoever made this graffiti is talking about my generation. At least it feels like that.

It’s not a simple fix. It’s not a *fix* at all if I’m being honest, but I do feel happier now than I did a year ago, and a year before that, and a year before that, so, I’d say it’s working out for me. Try it! The culture of instant gratification that is prevalent on social media is also exacerbating the problem. With likes, comments, and followers available at the touch of a button, young people are conditioned to seek instant validation and approval. This can lead to a reliance on external validation, rather than developing a strong sense of self-worth and self-esteem.It’s not surprising that social media has a profound impact on the mental health of young people. Social media platforms are designed to keep users engaged, and the constant stream of notifications, likes, and comments can lead to feelings of anxiety and pressure. Young people are bombarded with images of perfect bodies, perfect relationships, and perfect lives, and it’s easy to feel inadequate and unworthy in comparison. Gen Z is significantly more likely (27 percent) than other generations, including millennials (15 Gen Z Mental Health (Photo:St. Bonaventure Univ.) Photographers That Made Despair And Sadness Their Greatest Muses. news.culturacollectiva.com. Available here I don’t know. Therapy obviously helps with the trauma. Not getting on social media at allwould be ideal, but who are we kidding, right? 😂

Youth find importance within the existence of social media but, the difficulty that faces some of the youth lie in determining what is real and what is not. This very issue plays an integral role in instilling peer pressure amongst individuals.

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When we don’t get what we want, and when we want it, we sulk and consider ourselves doomed to the hells of failure, never to recover.