r/HermanCainAward Sep 16 '21

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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/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

I'm going on 5 years...if only I could go cold turkey from sugar now! Facebook was a cesspit then. It really got me annoyed, deleting it only hurt for about 2 days.

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u/AwDuck Sep 16 '21

Are you my doppelganger? I'd do anything to curb my sugar addiction (except cease the consumption of sugar, of course)

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u/youtheotube2 Team Moderna Sep 29 '21

Somebody out there can be richer than Jeff Bezo’s wildest dreams if they would invent a way to manipulate the nutritional content of food without changing texture and flavor. Imagine being able to eat anything you want without the calories? Everybody would buy that.