The social media and it's effects on our mental health and dealing with it

 Hello everyone, it's Ramazan again. In my last two blogs, I talked about the impact of social media on mental health, focusing on feelings of missing out and self-esteem. Today, I want to talk about another important aspect of social media that can affect our well-being: comparison.


As human beings, we are wired to compare ourselves to others. Social media provides us with a constant stream of content that can make it difficult to resist the urge to compare ourselves to others. It's easy to get caught up in the idea that everyone else is living a better, more exciting, or more fulfilling life than we ar

But the truth is, social media often presents a distorted picture of reality. People tend to highlight their best moments, while keeping their struggles and challenges hidden. This can lead to unrealistic expectations and comparisons, which can erode our self-esteem and lead to feelings of anxiety or depression


So, what can we do to manage the negative impact of social media on our mental healt


One strategy is to practice mindfulness. This means paying attention to our thoughts and feelings in the present moment, without judgment or distraction. By being mindful of how social media makes us feel, we can identify triggers that may be contributing to negative thoughts or emotion


Another important strategy is to focus on building healthy habits that promote mental well-being. This might include spending time in nature, practicing gratitude, or engaging in activities that bring us joy and fulfillment. By cultivating positive habits, we can build resilience and protect our mental health from the negative effects of social medi


Finally, we can also consider setting boundaries around our social media use. This might mean limiting our time on social media, unfollowing accounts that don't serve us, or taking breaks from social media altogether. By setting clear boundaries and prioritizing our mental health, we can regain a sense of control and agency over our live


In conclusion, social media can be a source of support and community, it can also contribute to negative thoughts and emotions. By practicing mindfulness, building healthy habits, and setting boundaries, we can take back control and ensure that social media serves us, rather than the other way around.


Thanks for reading, and take care of yourselves!



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  1. Ege Sağlam2 Nisan 2023 04:27

    You did a great job by explaining the harmful effects of social media in terms of our self- esteem and providing some ways to avoid that problem. Keep Going !!

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  2. tnadeyd.r2 Nisan 2023 07:28

    thank you bro🤙🏻

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