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What do you do with all the free time you got once you stopped using reddit?
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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2023
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I'm not sure, I think reading more traditional news feeds and being lonely I guess.
Creat porn ...
playing shitty mobile games
More reading: books, magazines, newspapers. Also trying to get more exercise.
Same. I finally got into reading which I've been regretting not doing for years. I've read 5 scifi novels in the last few months and just dipped my toes into the Discworld series with Mort. I've gotten a lot of use out of my kid's library card lately.
Whenever i find myself doom scrolling lemmy like i would reddit, I've gotten in the habit of putting my phone down and reading a chapter of whatever is nearby.
Language learning, reading, catching up on my fav TTRPG stream
either wasting more time on another worthless thing or casually browsing the internet
I've been reading the news through some RSS feeds I have setup. Other than that I've been looking for a decent offline game to play. I have a few that I've player in the past but none of them are particularly great for those awkward periods of time at home when I have 15 to 30 minutes to spare.