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People should limit their social media use to improve mental health
Discuss whether reducing time spent on social media positively impacts mental well-being.
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Reducing social media use to improve mental health? No way, man! It's all about balance. I mean, I love scrolling through Insta for movie news and connecting with fellow cinephiles. Plus, social media can be a great escape, like a movie night after a long day. So, yeah, moderation is key, but saying it should be limited across the board? I'm not buying it.
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