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    3 Personal Stories

    Aug 15, 2019 5 minutes

    1 BAD ROMANCE

    Every day and every second, teens and adults alike log into social media apps such as Instagram and Snapchat, updating and sharing their lives online. Social media, although an innovative and intriguing idea, runs the risk of quickly turning harmful.

    For high school students Lily Davis* and Evan Smith,* this became the case. Their relationship lasted four months and Lily, who recently turned 16, believed she had fallen in love. When Evan began lying to Lily, however, she knew it was time to end the relationship.

    Immediately after their breakup, Evan took to his Snapchat to voice his feelings, letting everyone know he was single and ready for a new relationship. He took things one step further, however, by playing the

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