Contrary to popular belief, a study finds that Americans are loneliest in their 20s and least lonely in their 60s, with societal pressures playing a big role. The research points to young people’s tendency to compare themselves to others, which has an effect on their mental well-being.

How are Gen Zers cultivating their digital identities outside of mainstream social channels? In what ways do their discussions about mental health differ from past cohorts? How are they disrupting traditional modes of investing? And why is nostalgic content so popular with younger audiences?

Mental health discussions are increasingly moving away from the therapist’s sofa and taking place in communal online spaces. This is especially the case for Gen Zers, as many introspective Tiktokkers are getting reacquainted with their inner child using a technique known as shadow work.

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