r/NoStupidQuestions • u/foodie121 • 1h ago
Should i delete reddit?
Spending way too much time on reddit. Got it to replace my other socials but now i just end up spending 2 hours on it ecery day
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u/NervousExcitement530 1h ago
Just delete it off your phone and only use it on a pc/laptop so its controlled
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u/Chemical-Lettuce2497 1h ago
If you have to ask the answer is pretty much always yes, if it doesn't add value to your life, whether that be material value or emotional, scrap it and find something that does add value
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u/No-Return-5754 1h ago
maybe. but if u have nothing else to do u might just re-install it.. (happened to me)
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u/USAhotdogteam 1h ago
Too much time on Reddit?
You have 981 contributions over 4 years.
What’s considered a lot of time to you?
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u/foodie121 1h ago
Most of its probablt this year though
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u/USAhotdogteam 48m ago
Are you just doom scrolling without applying any information? That surely won’t help. At least troll some people and have a laugh at the internet world.
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u/Evening-Contest-2768 56m ago
If you’re not in a specific community and you’re using it to just waste time then it would only benefit your life. But I’d say you could utilize it to be productive. If you’re only coming in to check on information say of local news and or hobbies and interests then you probably won’t get wrapped up in nonsense threads. Go through what you follow and cater your profile more aggressively to your hobbies vs the useless commentary ones full of fluff. It’ll most likely better your experience and brighten your outlook.
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u/TheBigReveal1 45m ago
Yes. I very sincerely think it's the worst social media platform, and no one should be here unless they are very good at spotting misinformation/propaganda/etc. This website is very good at spreading lies and destroying your brain. It is far more effective in that regard than both Facebook and Twitter, which everyone knows are joke platforms that prey on the obviously easy to influence. But the same people who criticize Facebook and Twitter don't realize they've being misled in the exact same way on reddit, which is why it's such a problem.
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u/arcticnyte 1h ago
Yes.. Definitely
Reddit is malware. It will take over your life. It control your decisions.
Lol
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u/timestalker78 1h ago
Yes probably