I genuinely admire your honesty and love how you constantly held yourself accountable because I KNOW that can be really hard to do lol. You did AWESOME!!
It takes a lot of courage to be honest and true with yourself and I think that’s hella respectful- I just found your channel today but it seems enjoyable to watch and you’re so underrated!
It’s funny you mention this because I actually did that for the second week but then I stopped because I ate them so frequently I felt like there was no difference between eating added sugars and the dates
Seven days ago, I made a decision. It wasn’t anything dramatic, like embarking on an epic journey or vowing to change the world. No, it was something far simpler - I decided to stop consuming video content. It all started when I left a comment on a video, a small spark of curiosity pushing me to ask myself, Can I do this? Can I really live without UA-cam, without the constant feed of entertainment pouring into my brain? The thought lingered, and before I knew it, I was experimenting. The first few days went surprisingly well. There was a strange calmness in the silence, as if I’d stepped outside into fresh air after hours in a crowded, noisy room. But then, the cravings came. My mind, so used to being entertained at every spare moment, began searching. It was almost embarrassing how desperate I felt. Sometimes I’d catch myself stealing a glance at my brother’s phone while he was scrolling through Instagram, as if I could siphon entertainment from him like a thief in the night. But then something unexpected happened. To distract myself, I started reading novels - Webnovels, to be exact. And it was like discovering a whole new world. Page after page, I found myself immersed in stories that were richer, deeper, and far more vivid than anything I’d been passively watching before. For the first time, I wasn’t just a spectator. I was part of the journey, imagining every scene, feeling every emotion. There were moments I actually thanked myself for quitting video content. It was as if I had stumbled upon a hidden treasure, and I wondered how I’d gone so long without noticing it. But today… today, I opened UA-cam. Not to watch anything, of course, but to leave a reply. A reflection on this experiment of mine. The moment I logged in, though, I was ambushed. New videos from my favorite creators stared back at me like tantalizing forbidden fruit. Each thumbnail was a temptation, a promise of something exciting, something easy to fall back into. They looked like juicy meat, and my mind whispered, Just one. It won’t hurt. But no. Not this time. I closed UA-cam after writing this. Will I open it again? Probably, but not today. For now, I’ll return to the worlds I’ve found in books, to the stories that have reignited my imagination. This challenge isn’t over yet. Goodbye, for now.
Wow this video is so good! I thought you were a big channel!! You make me want to try this
aww thank you
I genuinely admire your honesty and love how you constantly held yourself accountable because I KNOW that can be really hard to do lol. You did AWESOME!!
I ate pudding while watching this video:')
It takes a lot of courage to be honest and true with yourself and I think that’s hella respectful- I just found your channel today but it seems enjoyable to watch and you’re so underrated!
thank you 😌
I hope this goes viral! I love how genuine and truthful you were this was a great video
big ups! I'll be sticking around
This is only the second video I’ve seen from you but I love how you don’t lie
Same!!
Great video!!!
thanks!!
I always wanted to try this, your video just inspired me.
Do a healthy sleep routine challenge!
great videooo
U should be famous 👌✨
This really motivated me to quit sugar for a while im on day 2/90 ❤️
good luck 🫡🫡
@ thank u girl❤️ keep going with these videos, you are my new fav youtuber
@ awwwe thank you so muchh
I loved ur content 😊
How much weight did you lose?
7 pounds!
did you notice any changes in your mental health throughout the challenge?
I didn't pay too much attention to mental health specifically, but I did notice that my energy levels increased!
how much weight did u lose
7 pounds 😊
You can eat 'Dry Dates' to satisfy your craving....
It’s funny you mention this because I actually did that for the second week but then I stopped because I ate them so frequently I felt like there was no difference between eating added sugars and the dates
Next challenge: "7 Days of Not Consuming Video Content"
Seven days ago, I made a decision.
It wasn’t anything dramatic, like embarking on an epic journey or vowing to change the world. No, it was something far simpler - I decided to stop consuming video content.
It all started when I left a comment on a video, a small spark of curiosity pushing me to ask myself, Can I do this? Can I really live without UA-cam, without the constant feed of entertainment pouring into my brain? The thought lingered, and before I knew it, I was experimenting.
The first few days went surprisingly well. There was a strange calmness in the silence, as if I’d stepped outside into fresh air after hours in a crowded, noisy room. But then, the cravings came.
My mind, so used to being entertained at every spare moment, began searching. It was almost embarrassing how desperate I felt. Sometimes I’d catch myself stealing a glance at my brother’s phone while he was scrolling through Instagram, as if I could siphon entertainment from him like a thief in the night.
But then something unexpected happened. To distract myself, I started reading novels - Webnovels, to be exact.
And it was like discovering a whole new world. Page after page, I found myself immersed in stories that were richer, deeper, and far more vivid than anything I’d been passively watching before. For the first time, I wasn’t just a spectator. I was part of the journey, imagining every scene, feeling every emotion.
There were moments I actually thanked myself for quitting video content. It was as if I had stumbled upon a hidden treasure, and I wondered how I’d gone so long without noticing it.
But today… today, I opened UA-cam.
Not to watch anything, of course, but to leave a reply. A reflection on this experiment of mine.
The moment I logged in, though, I was ambushed. New videos from my favorite creators stared back at me like tantalizing forbidden fruit. Each thumbnail was a temptation, a promise of something exciting, something easy to fall back into. They looked like juicy meat, and my mind whispered, Just one. It won’t hurt.
But no. Not this time.
I closed UA-cam after writing this.
Will I open it again? Probably, but not today. For now, I’ll return to the worlds I’ve found in books, to the stories that have reignited my imagination. This challenge isn’t over yet.
Goodbye, for now.
This is the goal I'm trying to do 🫡🤍