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Spend long enough online and people start arriving as types rather than as people: brilliant or worthless, with nothing in between. The flattening happens to how you see yourself as well.
Worth naming as something the environment is doing rather than a fact about your character, because what an environment produces can be changed by…
Not every app is doing the same thing to you. The ones that tend to hurt have comments underneath, a feed chosen for you, and a number attached to how you did.
One young woman described a picture site as the safe one, because there was nowhere for anyone to reply to her. That is a useful way to sort your own…
Some of what circulates makes being unwell look good. Drugs filmed like a party, low mood styled into something delicate and photogenic, until the illness starts to feel like a personality.
This is worth spotting because of what it does to recovery. If sadness has become part of how someone is known, getting better means losing something…
The quietest damage comes from a young person deciding that feeling like this is simply how it is, because everyone around them feels it too.
Once distress counts as ordinary it stops being reported. Nobody mentions it at home, nobody brings it to an appointment, and years can pass with…
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