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December 5, 2024 at 3:08 PM #76075
AramideParticipant” social media contributes to higher suicide rate”
Do you agree or disagree…give your reason
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December 5, 2024 at 3:57 PM #76088
ZoeyParticipantI Agree. I have been a victim of depression because I see what my mates are achieving on the social space and I suddenly feel like a failure. But thank God I could pull myself out and I try as much as possible not to spend so much time on social media.
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December 6, 2024 at 6:46 AM #76141
OnyinyeParticipantI strongly agree
Social media is a virtual space and so many people just know it is true but haven’t beat it into their consciousness that it is a fact. Most people are victims of depression and suicide because we don’t realise that the posts, updates, opinions and lifestyle of individual are fake most times.
Some people could also be victims of cyber bullying. All this is wrong and could be a potential cause of suicide and depression but I would like us to know that it isn’t real. Infact, just to save yourself the trouble of figuring out everything you see on the media…just assume it is all fake. They’re all built on lies and that’s the best way to save ourselves because honestly, we need social media for almost everything. It is better to build up a defense wall around our mind first before combating the problem 😮💨 -
December 7, 2024 at 3:30 PM #76175
AramideParticipantExactly…may God make it easy for us all🌚
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