So first thing... Um... Iâm not too sure where to start. Idk you so I would like to ask this, why do you want to leave social media behind? Thereâs a lot of ppl on social media and shit tons who arenât on it too. And not just older ppl, they are young ppl who arenât on it either. For me.... Okay so I was NOT fully in control of my own social media as I have a management team and everything, I wasnât on it hours a day. Some days it was 25 minutes, sometimes less than that and sometimes adding up the times from the whole day it would average to be MAYBE 45 minutes but it wasnât consistent. Some days it was not even 10 minutes. Social media isnât how it used to be. Itâs gotten worse and thereâs a lot of toxicity on social media and itâs crazy how ppl are trying to normalize crazy shit or toxic shit as if it was something normal as hair growing out of our headsđ¤Śđ˝ââď¸ I started to see social media for what it really is. I started getting into different things yk? I kept busy and did a lot of shit. I found other things to do, so like if you were the type to use social media when you need a break from work, kids, schoolwork, friends WHATEVER it may be, for me, I would find other things to do. Yk? I actually find it disgusting how ppl are addicted or donât even realize that they feel like they have to go scroll or see this picture or watch this video on whatever social site. But back to the main point, if you need a break find things that ease you. Sitting down on social media is doing what for you exactly? Maybe entertaining you or taking your mind off of your problem but what is it really bringing to YOU?? Letâs say you like to cook, bake or sing or dance. Why not find recipes to try out? Pick up on notes, practice singing or CREATING your own choreography? If thatâs not what youâre interested in, or if you donât know what you like at all. Do some self exploring! Like writing, or studying, drawing, painting, shopping, going on walks, swimming, try some weird food combos, try to learn a new skill or trick. Perfect your craft. Try having conversations with ppl and not just hey wyd convos, really have conversations that are meaningful that you can take away from or learn about the other person. If you like to knit or color go do that, if you like math or puzzles then go do that. Youâll learn a lot of shit by stepping back and analyzing things. Find something you researched and thought it was amazing, learn some trivia, find out what you can do to better yourself or make money or learn some skills. Further yourself. Learn how to form your own way of things. Like literally it is all within you. Your 2nd question was why did I leave. Well, this is a long read too. I left bc for 1, the group was talking about it and I realized a lot things about myself, I again saw it for what it was and I met ppl who donât have it. So many of them were happy or had something about them that made them special or different. They even had their own set of skills. I think theyâre amazing ppl. Um after doing it, I felt much better. Extremely better even tho that may sound like its an exaggeration, I felt great. Like a huge relief and my mind was into this âWhat do we start on now?â Mode. I did it without thinking too much. (Tbh tho, overthinking can do damage or fearing holds you back from the other side of success.) So I did it and I was proud of myself. The more Iâm off of it tho, Iâm changing. Almost everything. I feel like I got my life back tbh. If you need ANY further help or tips or want to explore more of what I think or how I can help, comment and Iâll send you a text from a secondary page where Iâll text you but here on my main page I donât allow messages from ppl unless Iâm following them. 52 # of books the average CEO reads. âThe more you learn, the more you earnâ and that doesnât always mean money, you can be rich in a lot of areas of yourself and your life without it always meaning money. đŻâ¤ď¸ peace and love to you if you read this farâ¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸
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