Life Without Social Media
Without social media, you'll interact with people more and spend less time surfing. You'll focus more on your own life and waste less time comparing to others on social media.
A life without social media means living authentically and not through the lens of others. It may be challenging to give up social media, but the benefits are worth it - less FOMO and more real connections with people.
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Nothing in the world exists without pros and cons and social media is no exception. Ever wondered why social media is addictive and how would your life look without your presence on social media? If yes? Read these ideas 💡
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