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Social media has become so woven into our daily lives that we barely notice how much it shapes our thoughts, moods, and behaviors. You might think you’re just casually scrolling, but psychology suggests there are hidden ways these platforms can take control without you even realizing it.
One subtle sign of this influence is the constant need for validation through likes and comments. Many users find themselves checking their notifications frequently, tying their self-worth to online interactions. Another indicator is the feeling of anxiety when away from social media, highlighting an unhealthy dependency on these platforms for social connection.
Additionally, the curated nature of online content can distort perceptions of reality, leading to feelings of inadequacy when comparing oneself to others. The algorithms that dictate what we see can create echo chambers, reinforcing our beliefs and limiting exposure to diverse perspectives. Recognizing these signs is the first step toward regaining control over our social media habits and fostering a healthier relationship with technology.
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