Dissmore.SocialMedia by JP Dissmore

Nieuwland 17

jpdissmore — 2025-09-24 13:04:29 UTC

Nieuwland states, "...when they don’t have access to social media, they sometimes feel anxious that there might be something happening on social media that they should be seeing"

Wells 1

jpdissmore — 2025-09-24 13:05:05 UTC

"We need to recognize that it's very easy to overindulge, and a lot of foods are designed to be addictive -- just like a lot of social-media sites are designed to bring you back for more, and keep you there as long as possible."

Nieuwland 22

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:29:18 UTC

“The connection between social media and low self-esteem is rooted in the way people compare themselves to others online. Social media provides users with more access than ever before into other peoples’ lives”

Wells

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:31:09 UTC

“Platforms often capitalize on natural vulnerabilities that we have as human beings.”

Haidt 123

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:31:47 UTC

“The same review also found that high school social media use at one time predicted sleep problems and worse mental health at later times”

Haidt 121

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:33:22 UTC

As Jean Twinge has shown, teens who spend more time using social media are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and other disorders...”

Connection 1

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:45:44 UTC

These quotes discuss how social media causes anxiety and how these activities affect users in general, even when they aren't using it.

Connection 2

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:49:24 UTC

These quotes show how social media has a connection to vulnerabilities like self-esteem. They both imply how social media creates mental doubts about self-worth.

Connection 3

jpdissmore — 2025-09-28 02:51:41 UTC

One quote shows how social media becomes an addiction that demands your attention. And the other proves how you loose sleep over an addiction like that. These quote support the idea that social media deprives people of sleep.