WORLD● LOW1h ago · Oct 27, 2026, 7:10 PM
Psychology says that although social networks promise to keep people connected, some older adults experience a greater sense of loneliness when observing family gatherings, trips, and meetings in which they do not participate. How social comparison, the fear of being left out, influence
Clarín · global
A woman told how Facebook, far from bringing her closer to her loved ones, ended up deepening her sense of loneliness. Family gatherings, photographs, and digital conversations made her discover a reality she previously did not know.
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