not caring about websites that are shitty without an adblocker has improved my life so much.
websites that see you as an involuntary customer and only care about the few cents of revenue you generate, which will wall you out if you have an adblocker, are just always shitty experiences. They're often toxic, incomplete or just wrong, they don't care what they serve you as long as you generate some coin for them.
I don't need them, even if what they have is unique, there are better things to do 🤷
I guess that's just a mindset I can recommend in general
It's okay to not have everything that's out there
There are very few things you actually need, or can even give attention to; there are far more things, people, places, and so forth, than you can hope to attend to within your lifespan.
Don't spend three quarters of that ruminating online content which is purely intended to waste your time and be of no consequence to your life besides that, and being frustrating to access on top of that.
@anthropy this reminds me of people complaining about the price of subscribing to every streaming service out there, speaking as someone that hasn't worked for the past decade I can barely keep up with the two I am subscribed to.
@anthropy it's not anymore. But yeah year slept away sounds about right, that was after I mange to get away from the stress. The stresser was my home life when I still lived with my parents. I didn't get help until I was an "adult" until then I was only offered youth living centers that wanted to police my Internet habits, literally my only "safe place".
@ekg fair enough! I don't mean to diss entertainment, people can make their own choices :) and I've been there too, slept a whole year away, and took like a decade to recover, hope it's not that bad, take care