Comparing Happiness through Social Media

I think what you are to be happy now. Most of us will say something about the money and luxury we see on TV. Perhaps the new car will make you happy or will make you a house of your dreams. We all have similar goals and aspirations. From a very young age, we would like something. We are seeing very attractive images on movies and TV shows. We believe that, if there is money, all our suffering will disappear. This is why people go to work, buy lottery tickets, and even gamble.

But the definition of happiness by this social media is encouraging me to look at my generations' anxiety and dissatisfaction. Comparing our lives with people who are beautiful, people taking pictures, or people who want to say that they are mistakenly thinking about lifestyle, people are drowning, panting and choking. In some studies it is impossible to deny the fact that social media makes us unhappy. That hinders us from living in our minds, making us feel more intermittent than ever. Online as well as offline. It can not be realized through social media and it is difficult to become a reality in the real world.

Complex research of social media has found some interesting ways we compare ourselves to others. The result is not always promising. The popularity and happiness of social media seems to be intertwined - Observing more popular friends on social media I found that many people believe in them The content is relatively small. "We do not have fans of my friends or Instagram," we think. "So I am not as happy as they are." This is an illusion, but that is a powerful illusion.