
Social Media and Body Image: How Instagram and TikTok Fuel Eating Disorders
The relationship between social media and body image has become impossible to ignore. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok expose millions of teens and young women
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The relationship between social media and body image has become impossible to ignore. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok expose millions of teens and young women

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Body image is all about self-perception. It has nothing to do with external sources and all about how a woman sees herself from within herself.