Completely agree. Sounds like we're similarly on the older end of Gen Z, and getting off social media in my first year of college was excellent. I get messages in my group chats from friends being pissed off (often rightfully) by things that our out of their control, but they're force-fed it on social media.
It doesn't help to stare at rage/anxiety inducing things - it doesn't mean you're actually informed all the time.
Plus I'd argue that most things you'll see end up being hogwash and the important stuff will rise to the top and you're generally hear about it anyway.
It doesn't help to stare at rage/anxiety inducing things - it doesn't mean you're actually informed all the time.
Plus I'd argue that most things you'll see end up being hogwash and the important stuff will rise to the top and you're generally hear about it anyway.