“Social media is training us to compare our lives, instead of appreciating everything we are. No wonder why everyone is depressed.” - Bill Murray [1242x1253]
People like to share and post things about their lives, which is fine. However, it sometimes feels like the social media platforms are viewed as a self-reporting scoreboard for success or uniqueness without really having to interact with anyone at all. If you're not feeling great about where you are in life, it's absolutely toxic.
Was watching tv earlier, for some reason was just annoyed at the fact that I’m constantly on it or going to check it. Can’t enjoy a show like you used too, just no phone, no social media bs, and the internet wasn’t as advanced. I mean, it’s crazy when you tell yourself you don’t know what you would do without something, when you were fine without it for years.
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johl7thai on June 15th, 2018 at 05:55 UTC »
People like to share and post things about their lives, which is fine. However, it sometimes feels like the social media platforms are viewed as a self-reporting scoreboard for success or uniqueness without really having to interact with anyone at all. If you're not feeling great about where you are in life, it's absolutely toxic.
foreignhoe on June 15th, 2018 at 05:56 UTC »
Was watching tv earlier, for some reason was just annoyed at the fact that I’m constantly on it or going to check it. Can’t enjoy a show like you used too, just no phone, no social media bs, and the internet wasn’t as advanced. I mean, it’s crazy when you tell yourself you don’t know what you would do without something, when you were fine without it for years.
justin747 on June 15th, 2018 at 07:23 UTC »
I call BS on Murray actually saying this. This is probably a tweet from that parody account
That's some irony right there