Stress
Acedemics
Social media
Relationships
grades
Family
College applications, etc.
homework
school work
freind pressure
Friends
peer pressure
Mental health issues
feeling overworked
High School
family expectations
Bad Comments
Cyber Bullying
Browsing and being Unproductive
No satisfaction with life
Lower self esteem
Social isolation
Sleep deprivation
Impractical expectations
tests and exams
sleep deprivation
Anxiety
Depression
EDs
ADHD
Explanation: pressure to be better academically as well as constantly comparing your grades and work as well as intelligence to your peers can be detrimental to mental health. Things like homework can keep teenagers up late to try to finish and get ahead in classwork, as they transition to high school start to worry more about their future and their career as well as college applications which can lead to overworking themselves and anxiety during tests/exams.
Explanations: Family issues like a loved one passing away or a breakup could lead to a lot of stress and maybe even depression. Families expect certain things from their kids like a certain make in their grades should be good, which could lead to pressure and stress again. Peer pressure could make you feel stressed too because some friends could pressure you into doing bad things such as social drugs, late-night parties which will affect you vastly and the late-night parties also affect you and give you sleep deprivation. Some relationships could also lead to stress because it is affecting you academically and affecting your family expectations.
Explanation: Social media is extremely detrimental to mental health especially for teenage girls, and scrolling through instagram and seeing people living perfect lives and always being productive or doing something fun even though this is a fake representation of life. This can lead to people believing that their lives should be perfect and feeling the pressure to live up to expectations for school, for friends, popularities, or appearance. If you make a social media account this could result in mean comments and cyberbullying which can affect confidence and self-esteem. Excessive browsing and being captivated by seeing perfect people and aesthetic routines can also lead to unproductivity because time is wasted scrolling and blindly watching things. Constant scrolling and seeing other people live their lives can also lead to social isolation and cutting yourself off from your friends and familly.
Explanation: all of these things can result in mental health issues but if you are already struggling with mental issues all these things can worsen mental health and cause you to struggle in all areas of life, school, personal life, social life, living up to expectation and familly pressure. Overall these issues can prove to be too much to handle and can cause complete isolation and feeling as if you're a faliure
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