I also got to the point where being on Twitter didn’t feel good anymore and that was when I knew I had to cut out for good. I joined too young anyway (I was 10) and after multiple breaks that were sometimes months long or years long, leaving then coming back again and again, I finally left for good last year.
I love what you said about letting your thoughts marinate because social media usually demands your opinions and thoughts NOW and there’s no room for a change of mind or growth.
And interacting with people who actually want to learn is key to maintaining your sanity rather than shouting over people who are unwilling to hear anything other than what they know and are constantly on the defensive.
I also got to the point where being on Twitter didn’t feel good anymore and that was when I knew I had to cut out for good. I joined too young anyway (I was 10) and after multiple breaks that were sometimes months long or years long, leaving then coming back again and again, I finally left for good last year.
I love what you said about letting your thoughts marinate because social media usually demands your opinions and thoughts NOW and there’s no room for a change of mind or growth.
And interacting with people who actually want to learn is key to maintaining your sanity rather than shouting over people who are unwilling to hear anything other than what they know and are constantly on the defensive.
I enjoyed reading this.