u/Altruistic-Clerk4205

There was a time when opening an app meant seeing what people you actually knew were up to. Random photos, inside jokes, dumb statuses. Now it's strangers, ads, and viral clips, and your real friends are buried somewhere you have to search for them.

The weird part is we're more connected than ever but it feels lonelier than back then. Do you miss the old version too, or has it just changed with the times?

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u/Altruistic-Clerk4205 — 1 month ago

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Does anyone else open Instagram, get bored, close it, then reopen it 10 seconds later?

u/Altruistic-Clerk4205 — 1 month ago

u/Altruistic-Clerk4205

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