“Social-Media Crack” — Have People Lost Their Minds?

dpunk (56)in #life • 3 years ago

Hi, @dpunk himself/herself here, welcome to the first, and the finale episode of “daily dose of your favorite creep”, it'll always be Ep-Zero.

Quick thoughtful rant before I head back to bed. I woke up today and did my morning routine: taking my medicines, making coffee, and working out, then I look for a “Mood-Booster” because Y'all know, coffee isn't enough, and nothing is enough, to be frank.

My “Mood-Booster” today seemed to turn its back on me, which is not unusual to me but I'll complain about it anyway because that's how I'll be able to sleep. Complain, let it out, then dive into lucid-dreams full of butterflies and demons flying in circles around my head while I smile in sorrow and satisfaction, at the same time.

Ops, I think I can't recall what I was about to complain about. Dammit, that's the price of laying out too much info, I think.

Ah! Got it, my 'notebook' says it was something related to people Going nuts and acting like assholes, thugs, and fake personalities on Social Media (I am an excellent example of that) whether it be here on Steemit, Hive, Blurt, Facebook or whatever the heck platform that keeps their users happy and attached with these “buttons” that we're all aware of its effect, and then act like we're not affected by it.

If I'm mistaken, I'd not have said that my “Mood-Booster” turned its back on me, Y'all following? It's not complicated to crack, unless you're on the “Social-Media Crack”.

Final words from my Notebook:

Social media was created to influence a reflection of reality, a twisted imaginary reflection that could be manipulated by anyone who's smart enough to influence the media rather than be under it.