Article: If you tend to use social media as a soapbox for your political views, personal problems, or other issues, this can bother some people and even cause them to unfriend you in some cases. If you think this might have been the reason why someone unfriended you and that bothers you, consider scaling back on these kinds of posts. For example, instead of posting about your political beliefs on social media, try discussing your views in a political forum or in a closed Facebook group for politics. This will allow you to continue engaging in politics through social media without rubbing any of your friends the wrong way. Some people might unfriend people because they never interact with them. If you are upset by someone unfriending you, you might make a point of liking and leaving positive comments on other people's posts more often. For example, if a friend from high school posts a picture of their new haircut, like their picture and give them a compliment. Or, if someone posts an article that they think is interesting, give it a quick read and comment on what you think is interesting about it. if it's upsetting you. It's normal to get carried away with social media use sometimes, but using social media too much or relying on it too heavily for socialization can be harmful to your mental health. If you notice that you're socializing more on social media than in person, you might want to take a break from social media. Try posting something on your social media feeds so it will be official and you won't be tempted to check them all the time. Try writing something like, "Taking a month off social media to focus on other things! Send me a text or an email if you want to talk or hang out. Thanks!" You don't absolutely have to post about your social media hiatus, but it can help to ensure that you'll stick with it.
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Evaluate your social media behavior to see what you can improve. Find positive ways of interacting with people on social media. Take a break from social media