Does constant social media connection make people feel more lonely and stressed?

Lonely. Say you are scrolling through socail media and come across a post of your best friend's birthday party. How would that make you feel? Lonely, not good enough. It can also make you feel stressed because you want to look good for the public. You want to make everyone seem like you have the perfect life.

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Yes and no.

Explanation:

In multiple situations people always go to Socal Media to looks for answers, which is not a very good choice but that is what their mind automatically does. Socal Media has a impact on many peoples life’, which can be stressful for some, or releaving for the other. But some pexpel take so much time out of their day on Socal Media, they don’t want to go outside, spent time with loved ones or family,or take care of them selfs. One the person come to the realization of what is happening then they might fell lonel, stresse, or even depressed. So Socal Media can hurt some,but sometimes it is the only way for some people to connect,like today’s world, because of the pandemic that might be the only way for some people.

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