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-title = 'What Does Social Media Mean to Me?'
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-The very existence of social media frustrates me. I'm not being critical. If it's purely bad or mostly bad, I won't be frustrated by it, outraged at best. I'm honestly asking myself: What does it mean to me?<!--more-->
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-Recently, I read about [Chloƫ Arkenbout leaving social media](https://networkcultures.org/thedigitalgutmensch/2026/04/02/dynamics-of-not-being-perceived-the-grief-relief-after-leaving-social-media/) and what a relief it was (and something they miss, of course). I've heard and read about a lot of other "bye bye, social media" stories. I tried it myself. But eventually I found myself crawling back.
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-I'm kind of a nerd. I get along with people but there's this apathy people tend to pick up on me. They feel like I'm not exactly a "people person" and then we drift apart quietly. They're not wrong. I like being around people, but I only feel comfortable in a small group. Schools and workplaces are just not that kind of environment.
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