Instagram. Living without it.

The application people always use, and the first thing they probably click when their phone is opened. Legit. Even in public, you can hardly see them texting on their phone screens, or reading an article. Instead of all that you mostly see instagram timeline, scrolling, pictures of their friends, Kylie Jenner, fanpages, youtubers. everything. It gets tiring for me. App like an Instagram,for me, it gives a little knowledge. Like literally, it does eat a lot of time scrolling all of your "following", looking if they had post something. Point is, you're looking at people's life's update. Is it important? no. Do you really have to know? no. Do you really wanna see it? For me, well, depends. But it's all just a reflex of the finger honestly. + time taken for watching those instagram stories, girls doing boomerang when their makeup is on point, couples recording each other when they're on a date, taking pics of food porn to show off to the world what you're eating that can make others crave for it Just because i'm saying all this doesn't mean i hate Instagram, in fact i was so addicted to it that it distracts me a lot, especially when i'm studying. Like if i wanna search an answer in Google but my finger, in a reflex way, open Instagram instead. I would scroll for no reason, refuse to sleep to know all the updates that i really don't have to know. At the end, it's always a regret. Like "i shouldn't play it, i could've sleep earlier if i could control myself, playing with the social medias. Because at the end, I realized that i've been wasting my time the whole night".

So, it's been a month since I've deleted my Instagram and it feels way better than i thought, things seems more calm, and like, no more obligations to know about people's life's update and it's so freeing. I mean i could watch the news instead, read the newspaper, do some other stuff like studying and doing what i love, like painting. It's a great feeling and you, yes you, should try it. It might take a while because you're starting to change your day without doing something that you always do on your days before.