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An avalanche is a rapid flow of snow down a slope, like a mountain. For one to happen, several conditions must be met. The (24) __________ important factor is an unstable snowpack. This usually occurs when a layer of fresh, heavy snow falls on top of a weaker, older layer. The new snow adds significant pressure.

When the slope is steep enough, gravity begins (25) __________ the snow downwards. The bond between the snow layers can be very delicate. Sometimes, even a small vibration from a skier or a loud noise can (26) __________ a chain reaction, causing a massive slab of snow to break loose and slide. (27) __________ creates an incredibly dangerous situation, as the moving snow can reach speeds of over 130 km/h. Skiers in these areas must be extremely careful. Any (28) __________ movement can be catastrophic. People say you must (29) __________ when faced with such danger, but it is often very difficult.

In Vietnam, as in many parts of the world, the dream of becoming a social media star is powerful for many teenagers. Inspired by the success of local TikTokers, young people see content creation as an exciting path to fame and fortune. They watch creators with millions of followers and think, 'I can do that too.' However, behind the fun dances and popular trends, there is a hidden side to chasing viral fame that is often overlooked and can be quite damaging.

The primary issue is the immense mental pressure. The desire to go viral creates a constant need for validation through likes, comments, and shares. This can lead to serious anxiety and self-doubt. Young creators may spend hours perfecting a short video, only to feel worthless if it doesn't perform well. This cycle of high hopes followed by disappointment can negatively impact their self-esteem and overall mental well-being, turning a fun hobby into a stressful obligation.

This pressure can also push teens toward risky behaviors. In the quest for immediate attention, some participate in dangerous 'challenges' that promise a quick boost in views. The popularity gained from such acts is often temporary and does not build a genuine connection with an audience. More importantly, these trends can lead to physical injury. The short-term goal of getting noticed can overshadow the long-term consequences of making unsafe choices.

So, what is a healthier approach? It's important to remember that creating content should be about expressing your creativity and having fun. Instead of focusing only on numbers, concentrate on making videos that you genuinely enjoy. True success isn't just about having millions of views; it's about building a small, supportive community and being proud of what you create. Your self-worth should never be measured by a view count.