Innledning
Adolescents, especially those in their teenage years, are intimately acquainted with the clutches of addiction—the sensation of being unable to detach themselves from a particular obsession.
This fixation might manifest as a taste for horror, an oddly delightful sensation derived from the adrenaline of fear, a palpable reminder of being alive.
Yet, this compulsion can also take the form of smartphones, ubiquitous devices possessed by nearly every teenager, ensnaring them in the web of endless online engagement.
The allure is undeniably potent, but what propels this insatiable curiosity about others' lives, their posts, and physical appearances? This inclination is far from fostering mental well-being.
The phenomenon known as "SO ME" (Social Media) has erupted into an all-consuming phenomenon. Teenagers are submerged in a deluge of selfies, both consuming and producing, a term that has permeated daily existence.
Some individuals exhibit mastery over this propensity, whereas others remain trapped in its unrelenting grip.
Utdrag
Adding depth to the narrative is a secondary narrator, a former schoolmate of Ellie's. The story's disjointed structure demands the reader's concentrated attention, mirroring the tumult within Ellie's mind.
Ellie's transformation from a typical teenager to a victim of her own compulsions is agonizing to witness.
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