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Are you addicted to Lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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I dont think I'm addicted yet, but I'm certainly been checking Lemmy more often than I used to check Reddit. Also I'm active on Mastodon while I barely used to touch Twitter. It's because its something new and fresh and active. I'll probably tire of it soon.
Fuck me sideways I had no idea I actually liked microblogging until I got on Mastodon. I always thought "Twitter just wasn't my kind of site" but I really really enjoy Mastodon
Same.
Yeah, this is something that ticks people off for some reason... like they expect you to be married to the social network or something. It's not interesting for me any more, I don't visit it, get over it.