Those who constantly post or view statements like “look on the bright side” or “happiness is a choice” on social media may find themselves trapped in a loop of toxic positivity where they ...

However, scholars argue that real fandom is rooted in positive relationships with artists ... between fans building community ...

While it’s important to try to stay positive, constant positivity can ... Oftentimes, these struggles get broadcasted onto ...

This is an example of what has become known as ‘toxic positivity’ in popular culture, which can show up with our friends, parents, teachers and especially on social media. ‘Toxic positivity ...

Yet despite all of this, our fixation to find a positive spin on absolutely everything – also known as toxic positivity ... to the intrusiveness of social media or the intensity of what ...

Toxic positivity is based on the belief that a ... by enthusiastic LinkedIn posts to develop our side hustles, and by social media to use our time wisely; to write novels, learn new languages ...

This morning I was stunned to see someone’s comment on another post.  The commentator seemed intoxicated or unhappy with life ...

A few months ago, when UP Class 10 Topper, Prachi Nigam, faced online mockery for her physical attributes, it highlighted how social media is becoming a platform where people are judged based on ...

It’s generally not a good idea to try to diagnose your mental health issues on social media, experts say. Getting to the root of what causes problems usually requires more complex interventions than a ...

The ban made headlines around the world, highlighting the growing concern about social media’s intrusion into the lives of ...

Tweet may have been deleted While the phrase is funny, it highlights a growing tension in fan culture, where social media amplifies ... real fandom is rooted in positive relationships with artists.