With the one minute look at culture from a Christian worldview I'm John Stone Street with the point and a video for the identity project Dr

Leonard Sachs noted that 20 years ago most young girls had a diary in which to write

privately about their journey to discover who they are and what they want.

That kind of introspection was healthy and helpful. But today too much mental processing is done on

Tik-Tok and Instagram. It's not private, it's performative. Think of the teenage girl who takes 100 selfies and chooses two or three to offer a social media audience after carefully touching them up.

That's not healthy.

As Dr. Sachs put it, the difference between the diary and the social media is the difference

between living and performing. The constant striving for approval, which rarely comes from a

disembodied online crowd also trying to perform and who at times hurt others and

flicks long-term damage on the mental and emotional well-being of young girls.

That's why when it comes to teens and social media the right call is just to say

no. Go to identity project. TV to hear Dr. Sacks.

That's identity project. TV.

I'm John Stone Street.