rahulmr on Nostr: Can resonate with this. Going to Twitter became involuntary, resulting in a nearly ...
Can resonate with this. Going to Twitter became involuntary, resulting in a nearly numb mind that was triggered with the occasional post. For better or worse, using Nostr feels like a tool/adventure/path that one has to intentionally choose.
It’s been 46 days since I deleted my Twitter account and I have had zero urge to go back.
The thing I notice most is that all the noise, flashing headlines, and propaganda are gone from my daily experience. A much greater peace of mind. 🧘♂️ note132r…uwh8
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