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By Ennrich Psychological Support Services In recent days, social media has been flooded with videos of parents arguing with theatre staff after their children were denied entry to A-certified (Adults Only) films. These incidents have sparked conversations about parental rights, movie regulations, and children's access to cinema. More importantly, they have highlighted a widespread misunderstanding about what movie certifications actually mean. Many people assume that an A cer

Social media has gradually changed how we see ourselves. Life is no longer simply lived. Instead, it is watched, compared, and measured against other people’s posts and reels. Experiences that were once personal and internal are now placed beside others’ lives. This comparison subtly reshapes our identity. A photograph takes a few seconds to upload, but its impact can linger for hours. Likes can boost confidence, while a lack of such engagement can leave someone questioning t

Have you ever opened social media with one thought and closed it with a completely different opinion? Have you ever suddenly become interested in a topic you had never cared about before? This raises an important question for us to reflect on: are our thoughts entirely our own, or are they shaped by what we consume online? Social media platforms are designed to grab and keep our attention. Every like, comment, share, and post reveals our preferences. The feed creates the illu