There has always been a love hate relationship with IG for me. There have been many times that I've left IG for a year but then came back because I felt I was "missing out" on something. IG was fun in my younger years but I also know that it fueled the comparison I battled with and needed deliverance from. I also realized the obscene amount of content that I consume from IG filled the space where God is supposed to filled my needs.
I'm with you on stepping away. There are so many moments I don't share on IG just because I didn't want to share it with the world, only with those I knew loved and cared for me. This is something I'll continue to pray and meditate about.
The Lord has been speaking to me about writing on comparison next. Definitely confirmation. I learned about the term “brain rot” which I agree with consuming way too much causing constant dopamine hits to the brain. I’m still working through that tension of over consumption and I believe the more Jesus reveals our assignments and calling we begin to honor time (be it ours or others) differently. I’m so with you on that this season!
There has always been a love hate relationship with IG for me. There have been many times that I've left IG for a year but then came back because I felt I was "missing out" on something. IG was fun in my younger years but I also know that it fueled the comparison I battled with and needed deliverance from. I also realized the obscene amount of content that I consume from IG filled the space where God is supposed to filled my needs.
I'm with you on stepping away. There are so many moments I don't share on IG just because I didn't want to share it with the world, only with those I knew loved and cared for me. This is something I'll continue to pray and meditate about.
The Lord has been speaking to me about writing on comparison next. Definitely confirmation. I learned about the term “brain rot” which I agree with consuming way too much causing constant dopamine hits to the brain. I’m still working through that tension of over consumption and I believe the more Jesus reveals our assignments and calling we begin to honor time (be it ours or others) differently. I’m so with you on that this season!