People get so caught up in defining themselves as introverts or extroverts that they forget to just be people. Introverts act like it’s an excuse to hide from the world and avoid any kind of interaction, while extroverts feel like they have to constantly be “on” and entertaining everyone. It’s exhausting and fake. And don’t even get me started on society’s endless need to categorize everything. The way they keep adding new genders and sexualities, like they’re trying to make things so complicated that nobody knows who they are anymore. Instead of just letting people be themselves, society creates all these barriers and rules about who can be included and how they should act. It’s all a bunch of BS. Nothing is really stopping people from socializing and connecting except for the stupid labels society insists on sticking on everyone. These labels just create more distance and make it harder for people to be real with each other. It’s depressing how much time we waste on this crap instead of just living our lives and connecting on a genuine level.

7 things to remember: 1. The past can’t be changed. 2. Sometimes “no” means “not right now.” 3. Their opinions don’t define you. 4. Happiness is found within. 5. Doors close so better ones can open. 6. Be yourself unapologetically. 7. You only fail if you quit.

Don't let this app become your whole life. Build your account, enjoy the conversations, but don't forget the people waiting for you when you put your phone down. The best version of your life will never exist only on 𝕏. Find the balance.