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I’ve noticed that I’ve been spending a lot of time on social media lately. In addition to the pleasure of reviewing the announcements of dear people and chatting with them, I began to understand it as an obligation. It's like I have to publish something every day or read who wrote what. That encouraged me to take a break and rest. I wanted to reset myself and understand the real importance of the presence of the internet in my life, as well as the presence of my life in it. I allowed myself two days of rest, without the influence of the internet. I realized that it is so easy to slip into imaginary and idealistic (read unrealistic) views of the world and perceptions of real life, that it is frightening. Just intoxicating. I don’t want to be intoxicated by the internet and live a virtual life. I want to be with both feet on the ground, aware of all the happenings around me. How beautiful things are, like listening to wild birds in the morning while sitting under the porch, hanging out and walking with people I have known for a long time and I find less and less time for them, spent time with family. As well as all the problems of life, which we push under the rug, running away from them by spending the whole day online in a better and more beautiful imaginary world. How much time do you spend on social networks with your phone, laptop, computer? Do you have to be online for a couple of hours, all day, occasionally or daily? Do you live in reality or virtual reality? As for me and what I have to, the photo says it all. Edit: For all those for whom earnings are important, and they are here for the money, one little tip. Write only hymns about social platforms and how they mean to you more than anything. Don't write posts like this 😂. From fifteen hearts obtained tips zero. The only tips are via QR code from my brave friend. It is obvious to question the role of social networks and the amount of their impact on our real everyday life "BIG NO NO" 🤭😆😆

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