Anonymous
7/21/2025, 9:24:19 AM No.81903358
People say that the internet is addicting and you should quit it, but how does one quit it?
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 9:27:24 AM No.81903385
>>81903358 (OP)
i mean you really can't at this point. its been commodified into a part of every day life. news is online, social interaction is mostly online, tv is online, ect. even my job requires internet to check the schedule.
i mean you really can't at this point. its been commodified into a part of every day life. news is online, social interaction is mostly online, tv is online, ect. even my job requires internet to check the schedule.
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:21:33 AM No.81903766
>>81903358 (OP)
You mostly can only limit the amount of time you spend online.
You cannot avoid it entirely now.
But basically just don't come here, don't watch YouTube. Don't go to any non essential website.
Instead do other non web things, like read a book or watch some chickens or something.
You mostly can only limit the amount of time you spend online.
You cannot avoid it entirely now.
But basically just don't come here, don't watch YouTube. Don't go to any non essential website.
Instead do other non web things, like read a book or watch some chickens or something.
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:22:41 AM No.81903773
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:25:06 AM No.81903787
I'm severely mentally ill but I managed to do 4 months offline by smashing my computer and smartphone with a hammer, and getting a dumbphone that can't really browse the internet.
You can set automatic payments for your banking, and check your emails once a week at the local library.
Honestly you should try it. Anyone normal is better off offline.
You can set automatic payments for your banking, and check your emails once a week at the local library.
Honestly you should try it. Anyone normal is better off offline.