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Content consumption is a gift and a curse. It gives you an outlet to speak your mind and gain a myriad of perspectives; oftentimes from those that are thousands of miles away from you, but it also makes you extremely vulnerable to overindulgence.
As I'm recovering from the challenges that have really beat me down for the past few weeks, I'm faced with some questions that could potentially be life-changing depending on how much respect and dedication I give to the process of becoming a stronger version of myself.
One of the facets of my daily routine I'm specifically and intentionally targeting is my social media usage. The specific details about the usage of social media or the questions I'm asking myself are for me alone, and no one else.
I've always believed in having individuality and putting personal goals above all else, but now I believe that actually exploring that ideology is imperative if what I desire is to see whether this sentiment has any substance to it; learning through experimentation.
This thread does not have an intended audience. Therefore, I will have no qualms about geting zero interactions. This is my way of organizing my thoughts and putting it out there for someone should they decide to check up on me.
With all that said, expect me to slowly drift away from a social media presence over the next few weeks or months. I'm not sure how often I'll be here or even if I will be here, so this might be the last time I post here.
I part with you by letting you know that while all my social media notifications are turned off, specifically Twitter, I will leave the notifications to my DMs on.
P.S. I'm aware of the type of language I used here. It's intentional because that is how my brain functions optimally when organizing my thoughts as structure and cohesiveness are my greatest allies.
