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[unicornduke]

 It's amazing how much free time I have now that I no longer scroll tumblr.

I'm dead serious. I would normally spend another two hours on there and now I'm bored and looking for things to do. I'm probably going to do dishes, eat dinner, clean a little bit and then play asscreed. 

fucking wild how much of a time sink it is. And also how strong the urge is to go on it. I will literally type in the address without thinking about it. I mean, seven years on there is a good amount of time so understandable. But it really is an unconscious urge to go there and it honestly weirds me out a bit. 

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[glinda]

*waves hello*

I think the whole 'endless scroll' thing in social media these days is a massive contributor to the time-sink aspect and the addictiveness of it. Just turning off endless scroll on Tumblr reduced my usage massively. Somehow seeing that I was 25 pages back would make me conscious of how long I'd been at it. Freed up loads of time. :S

[unicornduke]

Hello!

I turned off endless scroll years ago because of internet and computer issues, couldn't handle the load. But it was just endless pages! I'd usually hit 45 or 50 before I realized how far I'd gone and that's quite a bit.

I'm tired of it anyway. It was a lot and I wanted to look for more ways to actually talk to people on there, which was hard. I'm hoping to be more active on here especially. We'll see what happens!