Social media is a great way to connect with not only your friends and family, but also with peers and professionals around the world. It helps us build relationships, discover new friendships and even pave the way for many new opportunities career-wise. Especially in today's isolated society plagued with the pandemic when we as human beings are forced to retract more and more into our shells, social media helps us remain active within our communities, eliminating the loneliness that pursues. But like many things, social media is a double-edged sword. The manner in which it is used determines whether it becomes a tool or a weapon against oneself. For example, social media does not dictate nor control the activity of its users so that any individual, regardless of their age, likes and dislikes can access it. And also due to the fact that there exists little to no control over verifying the identity of its users, many people also tend to create fake profiles under which they exhibit ...