There was a time when social media felt like a natural extension of real life, a digital space where relationships could continue beyond physical proximity. You logged in to see your friends, check in on family, and share moments that mattered, whether significant or seemingly ordinary. The experience carried a quiet simplicity because it was grounded in something real. People chose who to follow, and platforms respected that choice as the foundation of the entire system.
That foundation has not disappeared overnight, but it has been steadily eroded.
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