Victims or Family Members Suffering from Psychological Harm of Social Media Exposure May Finally Receive Justice, Compensation
Victims or Family Members Suffering from Psychological Harm of Social Media Exposure May Finally Receive Justice, Compensation
Victims suffering from excessive social media exposure and have developed body dysmorphic disorders may receive a free case evaluation and legal compensation:
- Anorexia or bulimia;
- Suicidal or homicidal ideation;
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- Self-harm or ‘cutting’; and,
- Other self-harm disorders
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What are Some of the Harms That Excessive Social Media Might Teens Be in Danger Of?
Having body dysmorphic disorder means the victim focuses on his or her appearance and body image -- by repeatedly checking the mirror, constantly grooming, and seeking the reassurance of others -- sometimes for many hours each day. (Source: The Mayo Clinic)
Any perceived flaws and repetitive behaviors may cause the sufferer a huge amount of distress, potentially impacting their ability to function normally in daily life–this may lead victims to seek out numerous cosmetic procedures to try to "fix" the perceived flaws.
Any feelings of temporary satisfaction or a reduction in distress are quickly replaced by the former anxiety level which may lead to finding other ways to fix the perceived flaw.
Intense body dysmorphia may lead to the following serious health conditions:
- Major depression or mood disorders;
- Suicidal ideations;
- Anxiety and social anxiety disorders;
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder;
- Eating disorders;
- Substance abuse; and,
- Other similar conditions
What is the Connection Between Excessive Social Media and Body Dysmorphia?
Social media use doesn’t cause the psychological condition of body dysmorphia, but it certainly can enhance the risk potential.
Excessive exposure to social media -- particularly sites that rely on user-generated imagery -- can mean victims come into contact with a variety of edited images that can set an almost impossible standard of acceptable beauty or attractiveness in both males and females.
According to The Lexington Online, “Constant exposure to altered images can lead to an unhealthy pressure to achieve unrealistic body types, which can result in body dysmorphic behaviors.”
Since the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, exposure to social media has the potential to increase dramatically, and their risk for psychological problems may increase along with it.
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