There are so many people who are chronically online, and it's so clear that being online is terrible for them.
They are "mental health advocates". Ever notice that their mental health doesn't improve? It seems like the more online they are, the more lost and listless they become. Allie Ostrander is one example. Pappas is another.
Allie Ostrander was a really good runner. She was NXN champion and NCAA XC runner up. She qualified for a world steeple team in 2019.
I'm not saying that she has to be a runner or that mental issues were not already there, but has making all this content improved her mental well being at all? She seems to fall into the same traps and then after all that she served a doping ban.
So many people are "influencers". It seems like the easy thing to do, but have people who talk about ED recovery, actually made recovery when they talk about it? When people advocate for depression, have they healed? Are they really making this content to help others or are they making it to validate themselves?