Balancing Recovery and Social Media: Navigating Censorship During Quarantine
It's one of the most frustrating things about watching a lot of this social media discourse about this topic is that there is so much judgmental and self-righteous going on and like.
How do you keep your recovery on track during a global pandemic? In this eye-opening episode of 'Recovery (Sort Of)', Billy and Jason dive into the complex world of recovery during quarantine. With face-to-face meetings on hold, many have turned to virtual platforms for support. But what happens when these online spaces start censoring content? The hosts tackle the thorny issue of censorship in recovery groups on social media, exploring why some posts about face-to-face meetings are being blocked.
They also discuss a Twitter and Facebook poll that reveals how strictly people are following quarantine guidelines. This episode doesn't shy away from tough questions: How much responsibility do we have to help society during a crisis? Why do we often ignore news that contradicts our beliefs? And how can we better practice spiritual principles in our online interactions? Billy and Jason share their personal experiences and offer practical advice on maintaining empathy and compassion in these challenging times.
Whether you're struggling with the limitations of virtual meetings or grappling with judgmental attitudes online, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of community. Tune in to find out how to balance personal freedom with societal responsibility, and how to keep your recovery journey on track, even in the age of COVID-19.