Ask us anything part 3
- Thread starter LC18
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That's so true. I only take selfies for my work socials but I rarely do it in my personal life. Filters are also very upsetting.. however I think self portraits can be used in a positive and healing way.
Do you set personal/professional boundaries like no professional email/checking during certain periods? Like with a defined schedule or when you are spending personal time?
I tell myself that I don't look at my phone between midnight and noon, but I don't always respect that rule.
I'm a workaholic at my other job, so rarely do I even think to take my phone out while there, so messages can go unanswered from 8am-4pm on the days I am there, unless I am takeing a bathroom break or it is a slow enough day at work I have a moment to check. My boss knows I have my own business, and doesn't actually restrict my phone use, I just don't think of it.
I don't answer while I am sleeping at night, but most days start responding back as soon as I wake up.
When I am camping or off for the week I am unavailable, I can forget to check my phone for hours as well.
I check emails when I remember, like once a day, or a few days can pass before I think to check.
When I am in the company of others I don't tend to check my phone either. Only once I get back to my vehicle after the visit.
As for other social media, I give it like 10 minutes a week if I remember to check it that week.
Text really is the only way I am likely to respond regularly and quickly, when I get around to it.
Yes. I have 3 cats, couldn't tell you the breed, as far as I am concerned they are cats, and that's all the breed I care to pay attention to. 1 black one, and 2 with stripes that look the same as many other striped cats. My striped ones were born under my roof from previous cats owned.
Though I am more of a dog lover, cats are easier, they care for themselves. Dogs need a lot more attention than I have to give to an animal. I can barely keep up with myself and kids.
