I permanently deleted fb 5/6 years ago. I hated the way people would friend you then ignore you in the street. Or worse be all chatty whenever you bump into them on the street but then ignore your friend request. What's that about?
At first it was great catching up with people I hadn't seen in years but after that you've nothing left to say to each other.
Some people are only meant to be in your life for a 'season'. I sometimes think social media keeps people in your life long after you both should have moved on from each other.
I hated the fakeness. Like couples declaring their love every 2 mins but you know them in real life so you know they break up every 6 months cos he s always cheating. Or the parents forever posting how their kids are their world. Eh Karen you spend so much time down the pub, your kids couldn't pick you out of a line up!
The grown adults who brag every week about how drunk/hungover they are. Maybe if we were 15 I'd be impressed but your 35, no one cares that you drank some alcohol.
At my lowest points I'd look at fb and feel bad because everyone seemed to have more friends than me, a better social life, better relationships etc. Even though I know alot of it's fake, when your feeling lonely, anxious or depressed, it can drag you down. That's my own insecurities though.
Ultimately I'm a very private person and I started to feel uncomfortable with the little bit of information I was sharing. Deleting fb was like lifting a weight off my shoulders.