Social media connects us instantly to thousands of people, but does it come at the cost of genuine friendship? Many argue that online interactions lack the depth and emotional richness of face-to-face contact. The constant scroll can make us feel more lonely and disconnected, despite being “connected” digitally. On the flip side, social media helps maintain long-distance friendships and find like-minded communities. The key might be balance: using social media to enhance rather than replace real-world relationships. After all, no amount of likes can replace a real hug or meaningful conversation.
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