Another reason to keep kids off social media
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Yes but fat and ugly people shouldn't have good views of their body.
Even normal kids will have a negative image of themselves. This is basically where anorexia comes from nowadays, perfectly healthy girls thinking they are to fat. The same effect is also seen in porn where expectations are just entirely different to real life, what you see is not always real and inexperienced women don't need to behave like porn actresses.
Social media I feel has a similar negative effect in expectations and feeling of inadequacy. Boys and girls seeing people's lives through an artificial lense, be it taking thousands of photos and only posting that one image that looks the most attractive or literally just photoshopping the "bad" things out. I always remind family members and kids of friends to not look at them, explaining(and in case of Photoshop demonstrating) how fake this all really is.
I am in no way surprised it helps kids mentally to not use social media. It's an utter cesspool and deserves to be brought to its knees finally. People ruining their health and life because someone apparently has it all better even though that's clearly BS.
Fat people? Sure.
People born legitimately ugly can't help being ugly, its nothing but cruel to be mean to them.
if only there was a middle ground... oh wait.
Eh, with HAES lurking around every corner of social media I'd argue it social media creates as much fat people as it creates healthy people with retarded body-images.