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5 reasons of not using social media 1 1.Protection of Privacy If I do not use social media, people will never know how old I am unless I tell them. Wherever my daily routine happened will be exposed once I share a selfie, share a location or share a status. People will know where I live, where I eat lunches and how I go to school. It is easier to let people find me by reorganizing a identifier in the picture which I send, even though we meet each other in cyberspace. Sometimes being away from social media means being away from ill-disposed lurkers. Also, people will know everything that I post on my personal file before they talk to me. In other words, they will have a formed image of mine in their mind before they know me. I prefer a better start of one friendship that happened in real world, rather than social media. 2.More spare time If I do not use social media, I can save more time for personal use. I realize I am wasting time when I am learning what Friend A post and what Friend B eat for dinner every day. I will get almost a whole day per week if I can save one hour which is spent on social media every day. Searching on social media and new updates cannot help me improve myself. I can use the saved one day to read a book, have a short trip with friends, and learn how to bake a birthday cake. 3.Self-esteem If I do not use social media, I would not be labeled as “popular” or “unpopular” by how many “likes” I get. I will think one person “he/she must be pretty good at socializing” when I see this person have a large amount of friends in his/her social media circle. Similarly, I will feel upset if I do not get many “likes” and comments from my friends. I will keep refreshing the page until I receive a satisfied amount of responses. It will make my heart break and I will lost a lot of time on waiting for response at same time.

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5 reasons of not using social media 1

1.Protection of Privacy
If I do not use social media, people will never know how old I am unless I tell them.

Wherever my daily routine happened will be exposed once I share a selfie, share a location or share a status. People will know where I live, where I eat lunch and how I go to school. It is easier to let people find me by reorganizing an identifier in the picture I sent, even though we met each other in cyberspace. Sometimes, being away from social media means being away from ill-disposed lurkers.

Also, people will know everything that I post on my personal file before they talk to me. In other words, they will have a formed image of mine in their mind before they know me. I prefer a better start of a friendship that happened in the real world, rather than social media.

2.More spare time
If I do not use social media, I can save more time for personal use.

I realize I am wasting time when I am learning what Friend A posted and what Friend B ate for dinner every day. I will get almost a whole day per week if I can save one hour which is spent on social media every day. Searching on social media and new updates cannot help me improve myself. I can use the saved one day to read a book, have a short trip with friends, and learn how to bake a birthday cake.

3.Self-esteem

If I do not use social media, I would not be labeled as “popular” or “unpopular” by how many “likes” I get.

I will think one person “he/she must be pretty good at socializing” when I see this person has a lot of friends in his/her social media circle. Similarly, I will feel upset if I do not get many “likes” and comments from my friends. I will keep refreshing the page until I receive a satisfied amount of responses. It will make my heart break and I will lose a lot of time on waiting for a response at the same time.
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5 reasons of not using social media 1

1.Protection of Privacy
If I do not use social media, people will never know how old I am unless I tell them.

Wherever my daily routine happened will be exposed once I share a selfie, share a location or share a status. People will know where I live, where I eat lunches and where I go to school. It is easy for people to find me by reorganizing a identifier in the picture which I send, even though we meet each other in cyberspace. Sometimes being away from social media means being away from ill-disposed lurkers.

Also, people will know everything that I post on my personal profile before they talk to me. In other words, they will have a formed image of me in their mind before they know me. I prefer a better start to a friendship that happened in real world, rather than social media.

2.More spare time
If I do not use social media, I can save more time for personal use.

I realize I am wasting time when I am seeing what Friend A posted and what Friend B ate for dinner every day. I will get almost a whole day every week if I can save one hour which is spent on social media every day. Searching on social media and new updates cannot help me improve myself. I can use the saved day to read a book, have a short trip with friends, and learn how to bake a birthday cake.

3.Self-esteem

If I do not use social media, I would not be labeled as “popular” or “unpopular” by how many “likes” I get.

when I see a person's profile I will think “he/she must be pretty good at socializing” when I see that this person has a large amount of friends in his/her social media circle. Similarly, I will feel upset if I do not get many “likes” and comments from my friends. I will keep refreshing the page until I receive a satisfied amount of responses. It will make my heart break and I will lose a lot of time by waiting for response at the same time.
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Yes you are right, but I am on the negative side to write this compostion :)
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"Also, people will know everything that I post on my personal file before they talk to me. In other words, they will have a formed image of mine in their mind before they know me. I prefer a better start of one friendship that happened in real world, rather than social media." Well, people will have a preconceived image of you inside their minds before they really get to know you, that doesn't depend on having a social media profile or not. On the other hand, having a social media profile allows you to choose exactly what parts of you they get to see, but of course, you can't control how they interpret it.

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