Yes, too little use of social media may cause some people to feel socially isolated, especially in contemporary society, where social media has become one of the important ways for people to communicate and interact. Here are some possible reasons: 1. **Information acquisition**: Social media is an important source of news, event information and trends. If a person does not use social media often, they may miss some important information and topics, affecting communication with others. 2. **Social activities**: Many social events are organized and invited through social media. If you do not use these platforms often, you may miss the opportunity to participate in certain activities. 3. **Interpersonal relationships**: Many people stay in touch and maintain interpersonal relationships through social media. If you are not active on these platforms, it may affect your interaction with friends and family, leading to alienation. 4. **Peer pressure**: In some communities, especially among young people, the level of social media activity may be regarded as part of social status. If you do not participate, you may feel disconnected from your peers. However, it should also be noted that excessive use of social media may lead to negative effects such as stress and anxiety. Therefore, it is also an important balance to maintain moderate use of social media and strengthen face-to-face social communication through other means.