Nearly Half of Gen Z Feels Disconnected Between Online and Offline Identities
A new survey reveals significant mental health impacts as younger generations navigate dual personas on social media and in real life.
- 46% of Gen Z respondents report a stark contrast between their online and offline personalities.
- 31% of Gen Zers keep their online lives secret from family members.
- The disconnect between online and offline selves contributes to anxiety, loneliness, and depression.
- 53% of Gen Z finds it easier to express themselves online than in person.
- The study highlights the need for better understanding and communication between generations about digital lives.