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What I’ve Learned from Quitting Facebook and Instagram

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6 thoughts on “What I’ve Learned from Quitting Facebook and Instagram”

  1. I have to say, I envy you a little bit here, lol 🙂 I intend one day very soon, to be severed from these parasitic peeping toms. It’s been a slow-going process, and there are days on end where I won’t go on there. One day! And I’ll be thinking of you when I hit that deactivate button!!

    1. It is a surprisingly big decision to make! I really had to wrestle through some things to get to the point of deleting my accounts. I know there is opportunity for sharing truth, but for me, it had become more detrimental than good. When I wrote about friendships, I was thinking about YOU as the exception. I am so thankful to have met you through FB. I believe our connection is in the Spirit, and I trust He will keep it alive outside of those platforms. Love and Blessings!

  2. I’ve been thinking about deleting my fb account for a few years now. Always thinking I should because I see how it negatively impacts me (poor self esteem, judging others, etc) but never quite ready to pull the trigger for fear of “missing out”. Your article gave me the gumption to finally leave fb a few weeks ago. It feels so good! Yahoo! Thanks for inspiring me!

  3. I appreciate you sharing this journey. I often contemplate how social media is affecting me and try to adjust my approach. Also I would love to be entered in your drawing for the life transformation group!

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