Teens are following the practice of influencers in sharing emotional struggles online, opening them up to predators and bullies
It seems like lately everyone on Instagram and YouTube is feeling anxious, stressed and depressed. Images of amazing vacations, flawless bodies and beautiful homes that once dominated social-media feeds are being replaced with snapshots of real life, with all its laundry piles and stretch marks.
Celebrities and influencers are sharing more of their emotional baggage. But when regular teens do the same, it can be risky.
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