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-is it really that necessary to gain online popularity through likes and comments?
-are the likes and comments that beneficial?
-who are my support system?

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“is everyone perfect all the time”
“is this worth it?”
“what is the use of popularity?”
“what is my self worth?”

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- Do you need to validate your self worth with likes?
- Is popularity worth it if it can affect your emotions?

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- is this worth it in the long run?
- would u judge someone the same way you judge yourself?
- do the likes and followers really define my self worth?

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1) Are my expectations realistic?
2) is this healthy?
3) Is it important for me to gain popularity online?
4) does popularity define my self-worth?

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- Why does my self-worth depend on other people’s opinion on me?
- What else can I do to increase my self-esteem?

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he can ask himself:
- “is this expectation/goal going to put too much pressure on myself?”
- “will i be too stressed and focused on this expectation that it will affect me in different aspects in my life?”
- “is this expectation fair to myself?”

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- zach should ask himself why he is so obsessed with fame and popularity to the point that he based his self-worth on it
- who can help me?

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- do the likes define my self-worth?
- is my constant need for online popularity really beneficial to my well-being?

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it is okay to make mistakes and not be perfect all the time.
make sure that you love and be kind to yourself and be a role model to others.

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1. Should i really expect so much from myself?

2. Does social media really define who i am?

3. Why should i spend all my time on social media?

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- the likes do not define my worth
- other people’s opinions are not a form of validation
- i should value my real friends
- i should focus on my offline life instead of online
- i should have more realistic expectations

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- I determine my own self-worth
- I should find other hobbies to make myself happy

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“ I should look for other ways to validate myself that are healthy and does not affect my mental health”
“I should lower my expectations and be satisfied with my best efforts”

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- i did my best!
- my self worth is worth much more than the likes and followers i have!
- love yourself
- dont let others define ur self worth, only you can
- you matter the most

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- “i am not there yet, but i must stay focused on my goal”
- “it is ok to be mistakes and hit bumps along the way”
- “stand back up on your two feet again”
- “failure and mistakes help us improve and grow”

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i am doing great!
im not defined by my social media presence!

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- I should not measure my self-worth by my online popularity
- I should find healthier ways to validate myself

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-you are worth more than you think 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
-your personality is more important than likes and comments
-be proud of your own accomplishments

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- likes are superficial, is it worth it?
- it would be more fulfilling to get to know more people and build bonds in real life
-  what is your  purpose of posting?
- why do u want to conform to the idealistic standards set online?

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- Social media doesn’t define who i am

- I should treasure my offline friends and seek help from them if needed