Deactivating socials—is it the peace that i’ve been looking for?

I deactivated my main account 1 month ago. deactivated my second account 3 weeks ago, and my third account 2 weeks ago. I also deleted tiktok from my main device. I change my number. I stopped unnecessary conversations. I avoid people as much as I can. I stop talking nonsense things that does not have a benefit—I changed.

Is this the peace that I’ve been looking for before? I’m no longer stressing over dumb people with their dumbest opinion ever. I’m no longer watching people be doing cyber bullying on those platforms. I honestly felt a kind of peace that I never knew existed. Felt like a fresh one. Felt like a fresh start of my new journey and life.

I indeed want to cut anyone that is unnecessary in my life. It’s not that I’m cutting them and no longer be a mutual. I mean if you want to contact me and ask a question—of course I’d be fine and answer it as usual. Although I’ll be avoiding any unnecessary questions.

“The least you know the better”. After decades, I finally figured out what does the sentence mean.

I actually discovered that I be spending too much time that I actually never had on figuring out someone else life’s. Why would I do that?? Idk, I should’ve asked my dear oldself.

Overall, I’m happy with my decision. I cut off all unnecessary contact. I spent most of my time on watching surgeries, listening to a general knowledge podcast, some interviews with an expert about life—it’s the sweetest thing I’ve ever spent my time with. Atleast my time does not waste for nothing—I guess.

During my recovery, I do realised a lot of things about life. I discovered a philosophy that I never knew before. I gained a lot of positivity aura and negativity aura at the same time—but I am so proud I could handle it very well.

Hence that I know why did people with no socials live a better life compared to people that have a socials. I get em. Even though I’m going to get condemn by people my age for not having socials. Atleast, I’m happy with it.

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