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It’s easy to believe that other people know how to do something—sing, dance, play sports, whatever it may be—because they’re talented and you’re not. It’s even easier to believe that’s true in today’s world, where we’re inundated with social media posts that have been carefully edited and crafted to show the sunny side of someone’s life.
For young girls growing up today, that combination can have a detrimental impact: “50 percent of girls feel paralyzed by fear of failure during puberty” and “75 percent of girls agree that social media contributes to girls’ fear of failing during puberty,” claims a new study by Procter & Gamble’s Always.
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