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In my case, I don’t care for the metrics - the stats have never interested me, be they on my site’s analytics or on social accounts - but I get very addicted to
by ryantgtg 5y ago
In my case, I don’t care for the metrics - the stats have never interested me, be they on my site’s analytics or on social accounts - but I get very addicted to the comments. I only go on Twitter for like 5 minutes a week because it’s very difficult for me not to reply to people, and when I do my mind gets consumed by thoughts about them replying back and how I’ll respond to that, etc. I spent two hours painting a fence last weekend, and for most of that time I was simply daydreaming about imagined responses to a single subtweet. What a waste!
I don’t have any social media apps or notifications on my phone, so it’s not like I’m constantly picking it up and seeing or awaiting responses. Instead I’m just wasting my brain power imagining arguments with strangers.