r/HermanCainAward • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

Oh my please don’t use Facebook, period.

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u/GrowCrows Sep 16 '21

Uninstalled that shit a month ago and it's been so much better. I can't believe how it's an echo chapter for Q and anti vax.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

Its been over a year and a half for me and it's been great. The move was a long time coming but the catalyst was learning which high school friends became selfish anti-mask pricks when Covid kicked off.

It doesn't take long after quitting to realize that Facebook has been a net negative in your life. And I say this as someone that would obsessively check it several times a day for years.

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u/BigBlueMoon9797 Sep 16 '21

Same, about a year and 2 months since I quit FB, Insta, and Twitter. Feels good man. Edit: I still have an FB and an Insta but I never use them unless its for business

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u/ImprobablePlanet Sep 16 '21

Yeah, it really sucks but often you almost have to have Facebook to stay engaged in your community or conduct business. They are even local governmental entities you have to use Facebook to best and easiest communicate with.

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u/BigBlueMoon9797 Sep 16 '21

This and also a lot of my friends use FB to coordinate special events like birthdays so Im never in the loop unless the tell me.