article_snippet.sent: Chloe Jackson, 19, appeared on today's This Morning to talk about how Facebook makes Facebook feel lonely .
article_snippet.sent: One young person who feels this way is Chloe Jackson, 19, from Norfolk, who appeared on today's This Morning to discuss the issue.
article_snippet.sent: Chloe Jackson, 19, from Norfolk, who appeared on today's This Morning to discuss the issue told presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford that Chloe Jackson, 19, from Norfolk, who appeared on today's This Morning to discuss the issue often feels lonely thanks to websites like Facebook.
article_snippet.sent: Chloe Jackson, 19, from Norfolk, who appeared on today's This Morning to discuss the issue said: 'You look at all the things your friends are doing on social media where your friends have checked into a pub and tagged your friends friends or shared pictures of your friends out having fun
article_snippet.sent: Ruth, 54, agreed that this contrasted with Chloe Jackson, 19, from Norfolk, who appeared on today's This Morning to discuss the issue experience growing up as 'when we were young, if you weren't invited to a party you didn't know about it.'
article_snippet.sent: Chloe added that people often create an online persona that doesn't reflect how people are really feeling and as a result, Chloe often feels under pressure to do the same.
article_snippet.sent: Chloe said: 'It makes you feel down all the time you are expected to be massive happy person like you are on social media, you start doubting the friends you have got.
article_snippet.sent: Chloe said Facebook often made Chloe feel like Chloe was left out of the fun Chloe friends were having .
highlights_snippet.sent: Chloe Jackson, 19, said Facebook makes Facebook feel lonely .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Feels left out when Facebook sees friends' posts when friends' posts're out having fun .