Please feel free to share your stories of how certain little self-care rituals changed your life for the better and have made you proud you started doing them.
this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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I stopped using social media. Facebook was easy, just deleted it. Instagram was step by step, first I unfollowed all the pages that I don't know personally. Then I only used the "Following" timeline. When I only had a new photo in my feed every other day, I realized that this platform had nothing to offer me. I left Twitter when Mr. X comes around and switched to Mastodon. And I don't think I have to explain to anyone here why I no longer use Reddit...
... he says on social media ;)
Yeah, i know. But Lemmy don't feel like Social Media to me... More like a Internet forum.
Definition wise, itβs clearly social media. I get it though, the corporate giants feel more rage bait-y due to the algorithms they employ.