… That is what I gained from my 3 day fast from Facebook and Twitter.
One thing I’ve noticed these days is that people are very opionated. (not that there’s anything wrong with having your own standpoint in life,) BUT sometimes it goes to the extent where everything is overanalyzed and criticized. And the worst part is… they get easily offended if someone disagrees with what they said.
I think I am still growing as a person. I still don’t have my own stance at some major issues of society. Therefore, seeing everybody’s opinion on social media, messes with my head.
I want to have peace and learn on my own.
I want to view life from my own perspective first, in order to know what I really believe in.
Staying away from social media for awhile gives me the serenity to reflect on life. It reminds me of what my beliefs are regardless of what people may say.
On the brighter side, I’m really happy that the youth are expressing themselves and standing up for what they believe in. I also learn to be aware of other people’s point of view.
It’s just, I have to be selective of the words I consume. Because not everything on the internet is true.
I’ll just leave it here…
All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:
That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works.2 Timothy 3:16:17
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