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Lilysea (
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2020-09-25 10:41 am (UTC)
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I found using twitter
made me feel very connected to people/issues/the world
in a positive way while I was doing it
made me feel energised and full of dopamine while I was doing it
and then gave me anxiety attacks 3-4 hours later and the next day.
I haven't been on twitter for months now, and my Anxiety is SO much better.
By contrast, Facebook and Dreamwidth rarely exacerbate/aggravate my Anxiety.
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no subject
made me feel very connected to people/issues/the world
in a positive way while I was doing it
made me feel energised and full of dopamine while I was doing it
and then gave me anxiety attacks 3-4 hours later and the next day.
I haven't been on twitter for months now, and my Anxiety is SO much better.
By contrast, Facebook and Dreamwidth rarely exacerbate/aggravate my Anxiety.