Youth that were born in the social media generation are seriously screwed for life. It is impossible to untangle that from them… social media introduction to the world was another Hiroshima trajedy 😟
Yeah if you have a 15,16 year old sister show them this video. 🧀… um let's be real. I think they have everything in check 🙄 we're well into the digital age.
OH MY GOD…This was so DUMB. If you're going to have medical experts come in and talk about social media and the psychosocial developmental impacts, have them provide some useful insights based on real life experience not 60 year old grandma talking about "employers" looking at your tiktok feeds….like jeez. Seems like this video tried to both proclaim social media as this PURE healing element…ya good luck with that, even the mental health subs are filled with POS redditors practicing toxic disinhibition. So this idea you can "oh connect and utilize one anothers anxiety and depression to help eachother through it." is absolute BS spoke from someone who clearly had nothing further than a social workers degree. Then you got the empty headed PHD talking about "oh noooo the jobs!! think about the jobs these kids are going to lose out on!" no…thats not how the world works grandma. No banker really cares if their teller is twerking for instagram. Most people are smart enough to use alias.
This video showed me the problem with therapy, its not advancing as fast as technology is advancing the stress of psychosocial development on children. clearly. It sounded like these people have been outside the clinical fields of their own studies for a VERY long time. It's one thing to practice for a long time, but if you're not keeping up with recent develipments, you fall behind and end up giving 2010 kids the advise you learned in the 1980s
It is not that any social media is toxic. It is that controversial topics are toxic. Social media is best used when sticking to casual, hobbyist, or insightful topics.
Ask children in Ukraine that home just got bombed and their mother was blown up in front of their eyes how depressed they are and they have no bed food etc. Send these little crybaby whiner's over to Ukraine. Guaranteed they will be cured from their crybaby syndrome
There is nothing positive about the internet. It was design for information gathering, which is what I use it for, schooling he kids. Social Media stuff causes people to spend all their time online and not wit family or the real world.
This material is avant-garde. A similar book I read was equally forward-thinking. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
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Youth that were born in the social media generation are seriously screwed for life. It is impossible to untangle that from them… social media introduction to the world was another Hiroshima trajedy 😟
Yeah if you have a 15,16 year old sister show them this video. 🧀… um let's be real. I think they have everything in check 🙄 we're well into the digital age.
OH MY GOD…This was so DUMB. If you're going to have medical experts come in and talk about social media and the psychosocial developmental impacts, have them provide some useful insights based on real life experience not 60 year old grandma talking about "employers" looking at your tiktok feeds….like jeez. Seems like this video tried to both proclaim social media as this PURE healing element…ya good luck with that, even the mental health subs are filled with POS redditors practicing toxic disinhibition. So this idea you can "oh connect and utilize one anothers anxiety and depression to help eachother through it." is absolute BS spoke from someone who clearly had nothing further than a social workers degree. Then you got the empty headed PHD talking about "oh noooo the jobs!! think about the jobs these kids are going to lose out on!" no…thats not how the world works grandma. No banker really cares if their teller is twerking for instagram. Most people are smart enough to use alias.
This video showed me the problem with therapy, its not advancing as fast as technology is advancing the stress of psychosocial development on children. clearly. It sounded like these people have been outside the clinical fields of their own studies for a VERY long time. It's one thing to practice for a long time, but if you're not keeping up with recent develipments, you fall behind and end up giving 2010 kids the advise you learned in the 1980s
It is not that any social media is toxic.
It is that controversial topics are toxic.
Social media is best used when sticking to casual, hobbyist, or insightful topics.
Cellular Girl
Some boys tweet and some boys post
But I subscribe the most
Since I don’t tell them face to face
I cannot find solace
They may selfie. They may fake it
I can’t seem to quit
When I compare, and I’m impressed
I simply get depressed
Refrain
‘Cause we are living in a cellular world
And I am a cellular girl
You know that we are living in a cellular world
And I am just a cellular girl
Some boys follow. Some unfriend
I’m texting till the end
Since I’m addicted to my phone
I’m left here all alone
Some boys crash and some boys fall
‘Cause they can’t see the wall
Social media is my bliss
But real life I miss
Repeat refrain
I wish i could say better. it a addiction that needs to could turkey. i know addictions i recovered. But going back to it will not be good.
Ask children in Ukraine that home just got bombed and their mother was blown up in front of their eyes how depressed they are and they have no bed food etc.
Send these little crybaby whiner's over to Ukraine. Guaranteed they will be cured from their crybaby syndrome
There is nothing positive about the internet. It was design for information gathering, which is what I use it for, schooling he kids. Social Media stuff causes people to spend all their time online and not wit family or the real world.
Social media, cell phones, and the internet are the new smoking, drugs and alcohol.
This material is avant-garde. A similar book I read was equally forward-thinking. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze