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It's rather therapeutic.
I couldn't really care less about facebook these days but it's nice to trim the list of 'friends'
not in some sort of nananana I'll de-friend you kind of way. I would add lots of old colleagues and stuff. I will never talk to them so I will get rid of em.
i might shut down linked in completely it's a load of *******s.
Twitter is alright as I keep it separate from that stuff.
I left Facebook altogether years back. I realised that there were only maybe a couple of dozen or so people on the face of the planet I give a flying **** about and I have all their contact details already. Given which, I thought, why am I exposing myself to the dribbling ****tardry of hundreds of other ****s?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Im not staying Fash but before I go for good just wanted to ask how your quitting smoking was going. Its a hell of a mind **** isnt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
It's getting better. My head still feels fuzzy. but at the same time I feel 'clearer' from not smoking. It's a bit hard to explain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herr Floyd
I don't feel 'dirty' either. I don't know if it's cooler the past couple of days but my face doesn't feel as dirty as it normally does during the day.
It's irritating though! though I found now I am not thinking about cigarettes constantly.
Well you're no longer addicted to nicotine now, which is nice. You're still very much addicted to cigarettes, though, so don't get complacent, OK?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
:nod: I know it's gonna take a long while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Though having to walk past some people smoking already seems to stink. but I could see how easily I would slip back into it.
Fortunately these days you aren't as likely to be exposed to people smoking as you used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas