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just realized it's been 10 years since i left twitter. it wasn't as horrible as it is now, but i'm glad i did.
Mar 18, 2025

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It was daunting at first to leave a place I regularly posted on for 10+ years and made so many connections through, but I don’t even think about it at this point. It became such a cesspool of bad vibes in the past couple years.
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call out post for me because i dont think ive gone on twitter once in the last year and came out happier than i was before! its important to stay informed on things that matter but drowning my dopamine receptors in meaningless discourse does nothing for anyone! im logging out of twitter good night
Apr 20, 2024
i've deleted instagram before lockdown and the only social media i've had and still have (but take constant breaks from) is twitter, though it doesn't annoy me as much since i don't follow any person i know in real life. for some reason i felt embarassed saying i don't have instagram when new people i met asked me for it but honestly it was the best decision i've ever taken. not seeing toxic people from my past on a daily basis helped me move on.
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