This article explores the hidden dangers of LinkedIn, arguing that while we focus on protecting young people from the harmful effects of Instagram and Facebook, adults are quietly suffering under the weight of LinkedIn’s relentless pressure to achieve. Framed as a professional tool, LinkedIn promotes an endless chase for status, success, and validation, trapping users in a cycle of comparison, burnout, and dissatisfaction. Just as teens seek popularity on Instagram, professionals on LinkedIn pursue career perfection, driven by the belief that they must become something more to be worthy. The piece humorously asks, “Who will save the adults from LinkedIn?” and challenges readers to rethink the modern obsession with constant self-improvement and embrace the idea of being enough.

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