Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have FB but really only use it for groups. I agree DCUM is a much bigger time suck and more toxic than FB. But I am definitely addicted to it.
But there’s no “expectation” that you reply or engage in anything. It’s like window shopping…take it or leave it, no pressure.
Social media, tied to your own persona (even if “fake”) establishes an expectation that you will post/respond/react/comment.
Here you can post something and never look back if you wish. No one would ever know or care.
Anonymous wrote:I have FB but really only use it for groups. I agree DCUM is a much bigger time suck and more toxic than FB. But I am definitely addicted to it.
Anonymous wrote:I am on Facebook regularly. My list of friends is carefully controlled. So it's a great space for me.
I am on Twitter and IG very sparingly. I have accounts there to see what's going on.
These are simply tools. You can control them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Comparison is the thief of joy.”
Think of Facebook as: “Comparison book.”
This is so accurate. 100%
Anonymous wrote:Newsflash - DCUM is social media
Anonymous wrote:“Comparison is the thief of joy.”
Think of Facebook as: “Comparison book.”
Anonymous wrote:Newsflash - DCUM is social media
Anonymous wrote:I am on Facebook regularly. My list of friends is carefully controlled. So it's a great space for me.
I am on Twitter and IG very sparingly. I have accounts there to see what's going on.
These are simply tools. You can control them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get a group chat going with some friends. That’s what people are doing now that FB is dead (and IG too).
Isn’t IG still pretty popular? I don’t have one but everyone acts like IG is the only acceptable form of social media. And I don’t get it. What’s so different about IG that would make it superior?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am on Facebook regularly. My list of friends is carefully controlled. So it's a great space for me.
I am on Twitter and IG very sparingly. I have accounts there to see what's going on.
These are simply tools. You can control them.
Some people control gambling, heroin use, and cigarette smoking.
But too many people easily get addicted. Social media is garbage. Toxic garbage.