Social media is responsible for the disappointment of teenage teenagers
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Social media is one of the major reasons for the unhappiness of young people of the current youth. Professor of psychology at the University of San Diego State University, said in Jean Twenge Professor Twainz and his fellow Georgia University professor Keith Campbell conducted a survey on more than 40,000 children aged between two years and 17 years in 2016.
Eyes (iGen) say twins are born to those born in 1995 or later. This is because the children of this generation spent their entire life with smartphones and social media. According to Toanje, this generation of children is much safer but they have not grown mentally. He said that in 2011 and 2012 there is a sudden change among teenage boys. A large part of them suffer from loneliness, they can not do anything properly and their lives are meaningless. These are all signs of depression.
By reading books, playing or spending time with friends, they have given more time on the smartphone and they have not been able to grow mentally. Even after becoming an adult, there is less chance of obtaining their driver's license, getting jobs, dating, and less likely to turn around than their parents.
There is no self-interest in them due to excessive time in social media, and for this reason, they suffer frustration and they torture their bodies and tend to have more suicidal tendencies among them.
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**As a solution to this problem, researchers said that children or teens should be allowed to use social media for two hours or less on the day of adolescence. They will be more unhappy if they do not use them completely.**
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