Why Social Media is Ruining Your Life

soul-crushing experiences that most of us have to deal with in order to pay our own way in life. The inspiration for launching my

opinion, I feel the space has become too hostile for me to express myself in.

six in ten girls now say they feel prettier online than they do offline.

story entitled “The Goddess Myth”, most of the women surveyed said a natural birth was extremely or very important, yet 43 per cent ended up needing drugs or an epidural, and 22 per cent had unplanned C-sections. Is it any wonder they might feel as if they’d failed?

democratization of the types of men and women we see in aspirational positions.

I’ve found it incredibly hard to be open about any of these feelings, both the downs and the anxieties, even on my own platforms, simply because there is a huge amount of guilt that goes alongside it. How dare I feel overwhelmed, teary or have panic attacks when there are so many women who would do anything to have a baby growing inside them? I als

personal brands can’t be compromised by any lightweight or anecdotal content.

Now I’m back working for myself again, life isn’t straightforward; I feel a huge amount of angst about money, which a secure salary would mitigate.

competitive. Few births are predictable and a good proportion don’t go exactly the way we might have hoped. A recent survey found that half of all new mothers experience regret, shame, guilt or anger after birth, mostly due to unexpected complications and lack of support. More than 70 per cent say they felt pressured to do things a certain way.