And at first it seems harmless.
Where are the times when people covered themselves with ice water in front of the camera or drank a pint of beer on a drawer. With the increasing prevalence of social media and the emergence of newer and newer social platforms, serious challenges are increasingly meaningless, and they are often not more dangerous than we might think at first.
Now another craze is starting to spread, which, although not as harsh as washing clothes, can have harmful consequences for young adults.
About the headphone challenge by Distractfy I gave the newsHere it is written, the essence of the challenge is to wrap the subject around his stomach as many times as he can. This seems perfectly safe at first, but when unsuspecting users see someone able to twist the wire twice, they may be obsessed with doing it afterwards.
This, in turn, can lead to disturbances in body image, as such a trick requires a very narrow waist, which may be showy, but is by no means harmless, especially if a person wants to get it in record time.
Thus, a person who is truly obsessed with following an unsustainable diet can achieve the desired result, and may also develop food and mental problems. This is what the American flu highlighted, Danai Mercer Also, who might have been the first person to speak out against the challenge.
Above all, I want this platform to be a happy place. But when I see eight-year-olds talking about their diet, thirteen-year-olds talking about their BMI, when I see 16-year-olds talking about drowning and spitting, and toddlers wrapping iPhone cables around their waist until they test their sizes, I feel like I should to speak
She wrote on her Instagram page.
Despite the harsh words, the challenge remains popular, with TikTok garnering nearly 96 million hits based on the hashtag, and the trend is already on Instagram.
