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I deleted all forms of social media on my phone and it’s pretty nice not looking at my phone every 20 mins throughout my day
Aug 14, 2024
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I’ve already read 48 books in 2025 while being on my flip phone, social media detox life. Yes, some of them were just trashy romance, but still. It’s been so nice to get back into reading for enjoyment again. It’s nice to be out and about and not have that constant urge to reach for a phone and check notifications.
I don’t even have most social media apps downloaded on this anymore, I love this app though, and the urge to click on an app and doom-scroll is nonexistent. This brick of technology has really turned into my iPod and Kindle, and the occasional pop back on here.
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1. Could just delete all together. I didn’t have any social media for a few years and am seriously considering doing it again.
2. Have someone else set the password for your time limit (if you’re using an iPhone) so you can’t just type it in when you want to.
3. Only use apps on a computer.
It really is freeing to not be plugged in. You’ll feel more aware of life and yourself. It’s fun!!
Jun 1, 2024
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You start to register how much time you reach for something thats not there. Suddenly, folding laundry turned to Solace, and open windows while taking in a movie felt so wonderful.
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Jun 18, 2024
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