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The latest teen slang trend has introduced the concept of 'face cards'—a term used to describe physical appearance and its perceived power in social interactions. While many teens may view this as a fun way to engage with their peers, experts warn that such comparisons can have detrimental effects on self-esteem.
When young individuals measure their worth based on looks, it can lead to feelings of inadequacy and anxiety. The pressure to maintain a certain image can be overwhelming, especially in a world dominated by social media where curated images often set unrealistic beauty standards.
Parents and guardians should be vigilant for signs of distress in their teens, such as withdrawal from social situations, changes in eating habits, or excessive focus on appearance. Encouraging open conversations about self-worth that extend beyond physical looks is crucial. Fostering an environment where teens feel valued for their unique qualities can help mitigate the negative impact of these comparisons and promote healthier self-esteem.
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