Key points
Social media can harm self-image, but you can take control to create a feed that supports confidence.
Unfollow accounts that make you feel judged; follow those that celebrate authenticity and diversity.
Question content: Is it curated to sell insecurity, or does it promote self-acceptance and empowerment?
Scrolling through social media can often led to a barrage of "perfect" bodies, unattainable beauty standards, and ads for products you didn't ask for. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are designed to capture your attention , but sometimes at the expense of your self-image . While these platforms can foster creativity and connection, they are also linked to negative body image , eating disorders, and increased self-criticism.
If you find yourself comp