Commonly, if you keep repeating something, it becomes apart of your daily routine, and TikTok is a pretty additive app. I won’t judge cause I was in your shoes, but what I recommend to stop you from doing that on the daily, is to do something different when you feel that urge to view their profile. Fill that urge with something that’s good and ...... reply
Speaking from experience.
Keep on viewing and think about why you stopped being friends with them and why you hate them and allow yourself feeling sad or hurt, this things take time so don’t rush it. 1 reply
I'm your opposite I cut ties easily if I see that they aren't worth my time, but my advice for you isn't making a new group of friends tho that would be nice along the way
I hope if u can go out have some new hobbies, reading new books or do something else without your phone pottery /knitting/cooking / plants ( they r my new hobby)
As someone who ...... 2 reply
My advice if you feel those urges would be to:
Go onto a different app
Post something small on your story, like if you get a haircut or smth
Turn on airplane mode and play block blast or another game
Buy a crossword book from any supermarket (they’re so addictive)
Unadd or mute your ex-friends - I promise that they will bring nothing but bit...... reply
i think you have to do some internal work and ask yourself what’s drawing yourself to keep viewing their pages. for me, i honestly block and remove someone off of everything so that i never have to see their face but everyone heals at their own pace 1 reply
I'm facing the same problem, its that we fell out of friendship and stopped talking but I remember waiting for them to reach out, now when I see they are moving fast and posting stuff online while I simply don't post. I feel obliged to watch their stories and posts because we're still following eachother. Fearing we'll really become strangers if ...... 2 reply
