In a world ruled by pings, reels, likes, and endless scrolls, it’s easy to feel like life is happening elsewhere. You look at ...

FOMO is no longer a fleeting feeling but a daily mental health hazard, fuelling anxiety, burnout, and self-doubt through ...

FoMO has been linked to behavioral and psychological problems: depression, decreased psychological well-being, increased ...

Many don’t want to miss a special moment, blessing, or shared experience. They feel that being there will make them feel more ...

Key parts of FOMO include the feeling of sadness, anxiety, shame, or not feeling “good enough.” It could be that you’re sad or ashamed that you weren’t invited to an event. But it also may ...

Less worthy of future invites? Or even kicked out of the group altogether? The anxiety of FOMO can begin to spiral. Getting FOMO for an amazing event you can't attend makes sense. But if FOMO is ...

Fake, who also co−founded the new social media platform Hunch.com, wrote a widely circulated blog post earlier this month called "FOMO and Social Media," where she asserted that while social anxiety ...

Jennifer Wolkin, a New York-based health and neuropsychologist, describes FOMO, aka the "fear of missing out," as "anxiety that's elicited by the perception that others are thriving while we ...

Less worthy of future invites? Or even kicked out of the group altogether? The anxiety of FOMO can begin to spiral. People with what psychologists call an anxious attachment style chronically fear ...

FOMO, or fear of missing out, is increasingly prevalent in today's hyperconnected world and can cause stress, anxiety, and depression. It often stems from social media showcasing highlights of ...

It’s Fear Of Missing Out, or FOMO. It’s cyberbullying. And now also Climate Change Anxiety, or Eco Anxiety. All leading to teenagers whose stress levels are rising and rising – just as global ...