Teens who 'don't enjoy life' has doubled in the US due to social media: Report
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The share of American teens who say they "can't do anything right" and that they "do not enjoy life" has skyrocketed in the age of social media.
As the influence of social media continues to permeate the lives of teenagers, a startling trend has emerged: the number of adolescents expressing discontent and a lack of enjoyment in life has double
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