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Social media is a really big thing in the world today and it effects teenagers in a lot of different ways. This essay will talk about the good parts and the bad parts.
It was shown by a study that teens who use social media feel closer to there peers.
Mistakes were made by the platforms in handling harmful content.
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Social media is a really big thing in the world today and it effects teenagers in a lot of different ways. Almost every teen has a phone and they use apps like Instagram and TikTok all the time. This essay will talk about some of the good stuff and bad stuff about social media.
One good thing about social media is that it lets teens stay connected with their friends. It was shown by a study that teens who use social media feel more connected to there peers. They can share things they like and find other people who like the same stuff, which helps them feel like they belong to a community.
However, social media also has bad effects. Many teens compare themselves to influencers and celebrities and this makes them feel bad about themselves. Mistakes were made by the platforms in handling harmful content. Also, spending too much time scrolling means less time for homework, sports, and sleeping.
In conclusion, social media has good parts and bad parts for teenagers. It is important for teens to use it in a balanced way so they get the good effects without the bad ones.
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