From the last two years, I am not using instagram. Sometime I use reddit or twitter but not that much.
Most of the people around me use insta.
It's been two years since I left Instagram Not even a single day of regret
Honestly asking, how do you keep up with the trends (not cringe memes but like what's going around you locally), i follow some local pages of my city which helps me deliver the local news of happenings around me or even worldwide (different page), do you use some kind of other news apps/sites or what's it like, I feel like missing out if I'm off insta, just curious.
For news, I use Twitter. Twitter has raw news.
I've enjoyed 7 years of peace by staying away from Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and most social apps.
These platforms often feel like a never-ending showcase of people's achievements and possessions, rather than an authentic reflection of reality.
Have seen many people deleting the apps to overcome addiction, deleting social media apps may not be the ideal solution to addiction, in my opinion.
While social media can make you feel jealous, lonely, and addicted, it also has its own...
Instagram drives fomo have created epidemic of status driven consumption like ₹2500 for a one hour class of pottery, strawberry picking for Rs. 2000.
What happened to free activities like playing morning cricket or enjoying IPL finale...
Finally someone said it 🙏 Why is Staying at home looked down upon
This is worse addiction than smoking, drinking.
Haven't watched any short/reels for 5 days straight feeling like a void inside.
But its better, Watching reels/shorts would give a feeling of satisfaction because of the dopamine re...
Exactly the reason I deactivated Instagram. It's been a year now. Don't even feel the need to ever go back.
