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On the personal
side, social media allows adults to stay in touch with family and
friends and share important moments. However, there’s a downside. Spending too
much time on these platforms can leave people feeling lonely or disconnected,
even though they’re always online. It's easy to fall into the trap of
comparing your life with others’ highlight reels, which can lead to
negative emotions. For example, scrolling through Instagram late at
night might leave someone feeling down or as if they’re missing out
on something. Sometimes, online interactions replace real face-to-face
conversations, and this can affect relationships.
In the end,
social media has its pros and cons. To avoid getting caught up in the
negative side, it’s important to set boundaries and take breaks when
needed. Balancing online and offline life is key to making social media work
for you. (140 words)
