David Boyle
David Boyle
1 Year 136 days - Facecooked
1 Year 136 days - Facecooked
1 Year 136 days - Facecooked
Tuesday 29th September 2020
David Boyle humorously explores social media's dark side and the pitfalls of text messaging arguments in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Social Media Struggles: Facebook Fiascos and Texting Terrors
Facebook was the hard one for me, because that was the only one I ever really fucking engaged with. That was the first one I ever had my generation ever had. There was no fucking Instagram. There was like Myspace, but it was only Facebook, and I hated it from the very fucking beginning.
Ever found yourself trapped in the rabbit hole of social media, only to emerge feeling worse than before? Comedian David Boyle knows the feeling all too well. In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', Boyle dives into his personal battles with Facebook and the chaos it stirred in his mental health. He paints a vivid picture of how what started as a harmless scroll turned into a cesspit of negativity and mental strain.
But that's not all—Boyle also tackles the perils of text messaging arguments. We've all been there, right? One moment you're calmly texting, and the next, you're in an all-out digital war. Boyle’s candid reflections on these modern-day communication pitfalls are both relatable and eye-opening. With his signature humor, he manages to turn these serious topics into something both thought-provoking and entertaining.
Whether you're struggling with social media addiction or just curious about its impact on mental health, this episode offers a refreshing take on how to navigate the digital minefield. So, put down your phone (after listening, of course) and tune in for a dose of humor and honesty that might just make you rethink your online habits.