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We talk about “personal branding” like it’s just aesthetics and engagement rates. But for creators like Anastangel, the line between social media content, online therapy, and career sustainability gets very interesting—and very real.
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Every post, reply, and DM is optimized to feel therapeutic—without actual clinical responsibility. That’s where the debate lives.
As social media erodes traditional boundaries, creators like Anastangel are redefining what “career” means in the digital age. But platforms and fans need clearer lines between peer support and professional therapy. Some call it genius
What do you think—innovation or exploitation?
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