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Introduction In our hyper-connected world, social media reigns supreme. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter offer a constant stream of news, entertainment, and connection. While these benefits are undeniable, a growing body of research paints a more nuanced picture, revealing the potential downsides of social media on mental health.  This article delves into the complex relationship between social media and our well-being, exploring both its positive and negative influences. We'll examine the potential for increased anxiety, depression, and loneliness, while also acknowledging the power of social media to foster community, identity, and support. The Shadow Side: Potential Threats to Mental Health FOMO and the curated highlight reel:  Social media often presents a warped reality, showcasing carefully curated versions of people's lives. This constant exposure to seemingly perfect peers can trigger feelings of inadequacy, envy, and "fear of missing out" (FOMO...