Psychological wellbeing as a concept is notoriously subjective in its definition. In its simplest form, wellbeing can be defined as an individual being satisfied and positive towards themselves, thus functioning at the best level possible (Ryff, 1989). This might entail maintaining positive relationships, remaining employed, and having generally good mental health. That is to say that experiencing regular feelings of depression or anxiety is a demonstration of poor psychological wellbeing. Social media refers to websites hosting large networks of individuals, allowing the sharing of media, and interaction with other users (Ghaznavi & Taylor, 2015). The extent to which social media leads to poor psychological wellbeing varies but consistently,
