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I can confirm. I deleted the FB app, and deactivated my account for months and it was pretty fantastic. The problem for me now is that I'm a Clemson alum and C

I can confirm. I deleted the FB app, and deactivated my account for months and it was pretty fantastic. The problem for me now is that I'm a Clemson alum and Clemson is doing awesome right now...so I reactivated my Facebook just to celebrate everything with all my friends from college. I ended up finding a fairly happy medium of unfollowing every person who posts anything even remotely political (even if I agree with it) and now my feed is essentially football trash talking + friends celebrating life events.

wccrawford 8y ago
So it was fantastic, right up until the point that it wasn't? That's the whole point. Most people feel a need for Facebook for some reason or other.
- SketchySeaBeast 8y ago
  > So it was fantastic, right up until the point that it wasn't? They seem to have found a happy medium with Facebook, which seems to be the key with social media - stay in contact, but don't let it rule your life. That, as well as pretty much everything else requires finding a balance. Things that fit that "great until it's not" description: - Eating Chocolate Cake - Sex - Programming - Driving - Fasting - Being Awake - Sleeping - Not Working