Continuing the Online Purge
This morning I woke up and was surprisingly pissed off by my Facebook feed, even though it likely didn't warrant the disdain I felt. A group I joined has revealed itself to be more of an annoyance than source of information. It brutally clutters my feed and I found myself pissed off by it. After this morning's incident I thought of removing myself from Facebook altogether for the rest of February, and depending on how that went, maybe permanently. Just when I steeled my resolve to pull that trigger I remembered I have a contact and health related group only available to me through Facebook. So, still on Facebook it is.
This was in relation to an online tea order ... a f'ing tea order. Nothing says over privileged or attention seeker, or perhaps mentally unstable, like this reaction over tea. This is a grown man, and sadly he's not the only one who whines about a tea order not arriving in a day or two. #FirstWorldProblems
This desire to disconnect, but inability to do so, prompted me to at least clean up what I see on Facebook. I left about 4 groups, unliked about half a dozen brands and companies though I still can't escape some of the undesired content that pops up. I could probably stand to declutter some 'friends' too, or, at the very least, hide their posts.
Time to say adios to annoyances.
Coco out.
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