i actually deactivated my first and second ig accounts more than five months ago, for your information. yeah, five months! and honestly? i don’t even feel like logging back in. i’m lowkey vibing with this quiet mode way more than the constant scroll grind.
it’s wild how just stepping away from all that noise — the likes, the stories, the constant pressure to show up and perform — can change your whole energy. i’m not missing the drama or the endless feed of other people’s lives that don’t even really matter to me. instead, i’m tuning into my own world, my own thoughts, my own peace.
sometimes, disconnecting feels like the most rebellious thing you can do these days. it’s like saying, “nah, i’m not gonna drown in this flood of noise and fake vibes.” it’s a way to take back control. to choose what really deserves your attention instead of just reacting to every notification like a robot.
and honestly, this break? it’s done me good. i’m not running after clout or validation anymore. i’m just here, doing me, in my own time. the fear that i’d miss out or that people would forget? gone. because real connections? they don’t vanish just because you’re offline for a bit.
and yap, i’m keeping this vibe going. no rush to jump back into that endless loop. sometimes, disconnecting isn’t just okay — it’s exactly what you need to breathe, reset, and find yourself again. and that’s exactly where i’m at right now.
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