In today’s era where social media is everywhere and in terms of status it doesn’t matter who you are. Social media is I think it’s highly influential on people’s life and lifestyle modifications. People see each other when they are presenting some luxurious lifestyle or out-of-the-way activities and then they tend to influenced by them in terms of I mean their behavior and status and activities and everything. They do, they post it on social media and affect other people’s lives. I think when When you are not mature enough especially teenagers are prone to its consequences. They think that they doesn’t know what’s the reality, what’s going on in others people’s life actually and what they’re presenting on social media. There is a borderline difference, a thin line they are making between the reality and And uh
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In today's era where social media is everywhere, in terms of status, it doesn't matter who you are. Social media is, I think, highly influential on people's lives and lifestyle modifications. People see each other presenting luxurious lifestyles or out-of-the-way activities, and then they tend to be influenced by them in terms of their behavior, status, and activities. They post everything on social media, which affects other people's lives. I think when you are not mature enough, especially teenagers, they are prone to its consequences. They think that they don't know what's the reality, what's going on in other people's lives, and what they're presenting on social media. There is a borderline difference, a thin line they are making between reality and...
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