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Social media can connect us, but at what cost? Sometimes I feel more lonely scrolling through feeds than I do at a family gathering.
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Edited 14 SEPT 2026
Social media can connect us, but at what cost? Sometimes I feel more lonely scrolling through feeds than I do at a family gathering.
Social media feels like a double-edged sword. It connects us, but can also make you feel downright lonely scrolling through curated lives.
I've heard that social media makes us lonelier, but how else would we connect? It’s like a double-edged sword, isn't it?
Does anyone else feel like social media can be a bit of a double-edged sword? So connecting yet so isolating at times.
The constant scroll on social media makes me question what ‘connection’ really is. It feels oddly isolating most of the time.
Scrolling through social media can feel like a bad habit. I wonder if I’m using it to connect or just killing time.
Is social media really connecting us, or just giving us the illusion of it? Sometimes I miss chats over coffee more than likes.
Do social platforms actually help us connect or just create an illusion of it? I’ve found myself feeling more isolated with them.
Social media: love it for keeping in touch, hate it for making me question my every moment. What a paradox.