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While I generally support anything that advocates for less social media addiction, it's worth noting that self-improvement is an exhausting affair which can lea
by blacksmithgu 5y ago
While I generally support anything that advocates for less social media addiction, it's worth noting that self-improvement is an exhausting affair which can lead to its own brand of FOMO. There's no shame in occasional indolence or "wasting time"; just spend it on something marginally higher quality than endless MMO grinds or scrolling through the 700th page of Reddit.
- Zababa 5y agoI think a good way of reframing it is to change "wasting time" to "cooldown time" or "rest time". You don't need to be doing something "productive" all the time, it's fine to allow you time to do unproductive sutff that you enjoy. It also allows you to really enjoy it, instead of constantly telling yourself "I should be doing something else"