Self-Awareness in the Digital Age
The concept of being self-aware has evolved, and it's now difficult to distinguish between genuine introspection and excessive online presence.
With the constant stream of personality quizzes and mental health advice on social media, it's challenging to determine if one is truly emotionally intelligent or just "terminally online."
Every time I open my phone, I’m hit with a new personality quiz disguised as mental health advice.
This phenomenon has led to a blurring of lines between self-reflection and mindless scrolling, often accompanied by existential dread.
Author's summary: Self-awareness is now intertwined with online presence.
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