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Why Social Media Makes You Feel Lonely

Connected but Lonely: Social Media and the Digital Divide How Technology Changed Society—and Left Many Alone Social Media, Culture, and the Rise of Modern Loneliness The Digital Divide: Who Technology Connects—and Who It Isolates Likes Without Belonging: Society in the Age of Screens YouTube Description (Long) Technology promised connection. Social media promised community. Yet loneliness is rising across societies. This video explores the cultural and social impact of social media and the digital divide, and how constant connectivity can coexist with deep isolation. We examine: – How online interaction replaced face-to-face relationships – Why social media amplifies comparison, anxiety, and disconnection – How the digital divide excludes millions from opportunity and voice – Why loneliness is becoming a shared social condition, not a personal failure Technology itself is not the enemy. The problem is how society uses it, who it leaves behind, and what it quietly replaces. This is a reflection on culture, responsibility, and the need to rebuild real human connection in a digital world. Short Description (For Shorts) More connection. Less belonging. Social media, culture, and modern loneliness. Hashtags #SocietyAndCulture #SocialMedia #DigitalDivide #ModernLoneliness #TechnologyAndSociety #HumanConnection #CulturalChange #MentalHealthAwareness #LifeInTheDigitalAge #SocialReflection Call to Action (CTA) If this reflects what you see around you, like the video. Subscribe for content on society, culture, and social change. Comment “Connected but lonely” if this resonates. Share this to start a real conversation. Mentions / Tags (Optional) @YouTube @SocialIssues @DigitalCulture @TechnologyTalk @MentalHealth @Sociology @CulturalStudies Optional Closing Line “Technology connects devices. Culture must connect people.”