Anyone else get depressed anytime they go on FB and hate seeing

>>38883904
>Facebook
>Friends
Normie get out.

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>>38883904
Plot twist: this is literally what they want you to feel by posting only cherry picked and often exaggerated moments of passing happiness, to the point where it becomes a source of motivation for them to post cool pictures. What they find eventually though, after stumbling across the truth for a couple too many times, is that social media is cancer and eats away their soul by dragging them into a circle-jerking pool of vanity.

>>38883904
>succeeding in life
>going to hell
don't be discouraged

>>38883999

Question: can one use social media without this happening? Such as not posting only happy moments.

I have a like 27 friends on my normie book. Every time I get on it I see them succeed in life. Even stalking old classmates I see they all got somewhere in this life. But I didn't. Guess we all can't be winners.

>>38884673
Probably yes, but it's hard to not be affected by the vanity and sheep mentality of most social media users.

Yep. That's why I recently deleted Facebook. I felt a little better after that, even though I just used it as another shit outlet for memes.

>>38883904

I just try not to check my Facebook much. I'll login to check if I have any notifications (usually don't) and then just close it unless something catches my eye. Seems to work alright.

I get depressed cause all the "friends" i added post photos of themselves hanging out with their real friends, while i just watch them make excuses of why they never reach out to me.

>>38883904
>He thinks school acquaintances that haven't deleted him yet are his friends

Facebook to me is just a reminder that im not a real human bean

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>>38883904
All my friends I used to make fun of in middle school are now normies, going to college, and fucking hot girls.

Just fuck me up senpai