Is Social Media too much DRAMA?

Time has come, this is it. For a while I thought I was immune to this Social Media Bullsh*t, but apparently not. Let me start off by saying, it can be a great thing, uniting long lost friends, keeping otherwise lousy relationships together, introduce you to life changing people, sustain long distance relationships or open doors you would not necessarily have had, not ever traveling to a destination where you do business or simply a kid, pouring out the thoughts and images in his head to over 300,000 readers. I have personally had all these pros of social media at my disposal and for them, I am thankful.

Then there is a dark side. The lies, the false egos, the deceit, the perversion, the distrust, the fake persona the bullsh*t. I have had, Internet beef with clowns I've never met nor visa versa, I've had people that claim they no me, drag my name through mud without so much as a warm handshake, and I have had friends and family, yes family judge my life/lifestyle, from what they think they understand from the randomness of a photo album or a 140 character status update. I have even "dumped" people I thought I was dating via Internet who I only met a handful of times. With females, I've been stalked, busted, lost, found and pursued, ignored and argued with via social media. I've lost close friends, and gained fake ones via the same source. And I'm ready for that to end.

People, unplug from this Martix lifestyle. Step outside and remember life the way it was. Free from the bullsh*t. Free from "fake Rappers" "fake Models" "delusional CEO's" "self proclaimed Dope boys" "Uber Socialites" "fake Playboys" "train-wreak Party girls" and everything in between staking their claim to greatness with NO documented record or physical proof, expecting us, begging us to believe their sh*t.

It's all a lie.

And the sooner you realize it. The sooner you can repair a life you may have left behind.

I was a victim of this crap for far too long. I cant let another real life relationship be ruined by a false understanding of a my virtual word. I can't get into another argument with an individual I've never, nor will ever meet. I can no longer be impressed by a woman or man who I don't know in flesh or know to be an actually celebrity. I also understand that this will place me into a less appealing social state of mind, but when the Internet comes crashing, the media networks go belly up, when we are all too old to even care about a follower count, I honestly think today will be the day that my healing began.

Unplug from the Matrix, if only for a week - If you dare....

Brandon L. Caldwell
Real eyes, Realize, Real lies.

Is Social Media too much DRAMA?