The Dark Side of Hypersocializing
In today's hyperconnected world, being constantly "social" is the norm. With the rise of social media, digital communication platforms, and the global expectation of constant availability, many people find themselves engaged in "hypersocializing" — a state of almost continuous interaction with others, both online and offline. While human connection is essential for mental and emotional well-being, there is a dark side to excessive social interaction. Hypersocializing, when unchecked, can contribute to mental health issues like anxiety, burnout, social fatigue, and even depression. Here’s a closer look at how this phenomenon unfolds and affects mental health.