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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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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.
Iโve been borrowing ebooks from the library, and having one checked out on my phone helps with the doomscrolling.