Sometimes, I notice it in my own body. After a scroll session, I lie in bed staring at the ceiling, images replaying in my mind for hours on end throughout the day. Other times, it shows up in my mood: irritability where there wasn't any before, a creeping sense of hopelessness, or a nagging guilt that I can't "do enough." And yet, despite the toll, I keep looking. If the victims of these traumas can't look away, then I punish myself by continuing to look, too. Many of us do.

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