‘Comparison culture is making young people fear saying the wrong thing,’ expert explains
Comparison culture is causing young people to self-censor, fearing judgment for their words online and in person. An expert explains this silence stems from a constant need to measure every utterance against an imagined audience, impacting confidence and social development. This generation, though hyper-connected, is more afraid of being truly seen, making speaking up a gamble.
Comparison culture is causing young people to self-censor, fearing judgment for their words online and in person. An expert explains this silence stems from a constant need to measure every utterance against an imagined audience, impacting confidence and social development. This generation, though hyper-connected, is more afraid of being truly seen, making speaking up a gamble.
