The 1 Sign You're A Little Too Addicted To TikTok
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Experts reveal the surprising red flags of unhealthy use, why the app is so addicting and what to do if this all sounds familiar.
I’ll say it: The power TikTok has on my nighttime routine is unmatched. After I’ve popped a melatonin, brushed my teeth and settled under the covers, I’m heading to the app for funny videos and relatable content.
Whether or not TikTok is here to stay is up in the air, although it’s increasingly looking like a ban might take effect in the coming days. But until then, I think it’s safe to say I’m one of many users who enjoys the platform. From recipes and beauty trends to mood-boosting hacks and products that are actually useful, dare I say that TikTok is low-key a lifestyle hub?
As with anything, though, too much of a good thing is... well, not a good thing. At what point can endless scrolling be unhelpful, or even harmful? At what point can TikTok use point toward addiction, affect work and relationships, and even cause a sour mood?
Ahead, therapists and counselors who specialize in addiction share a major sign you’re addicted to TikTok, why TikTok is so addicting and what to do if your usage causes problems.
The Main Sign You’re Addicted To TikTok
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