I agree. Your points about the negatives of social media, particularly in relation to mental health, peer pressure, and self-comparison, are well articulated. It's important to recognize both the benefits and the drawbacks, and your suggestion for limited use is a prudent approach. Balancing social media consumption is key to maintaining a healthy mindset. Good job!
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"I believe social media has more negatives than positives. If we take into account the amount of negativity, peer pressure, and self-comparison, that can all lead to depression and low self-esteem. It's positive since you can connect with others with your same interest, or even loved ones. But too much social media can have a negative impact on your mental health. The constant peer pressure and self-comparison can make you lose sight of what you really want to be and this can cause you to post something on social media that could get you in either legal trouble or even on doxbin. So, I say use social media for a short term period, such as 30 minutes to maybe up to an hour or an hour an a half max. Using social media for long periods of time can cause issues and it's not something I would recommend you doing."
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