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this post was submitted on 15 May 2024
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Hopefully some better advice comes along that doesn't involve compromising your ideals, which is what I'm about to suggest.
It seems to me the most likely way to meet likeminded people is to find groups and events in your area. And you're going to have the most luck with those big privacy invading social media services. It sucks, yes. But it also increases your chances of creating local friendships.
Up to you if it's worth it or not, of course.
I appreciate the advice, but I would sooner harm myself than go back to facebook (sorry if that's too dark). If my choices in life are between being surrounded by friends while all interactions are monitored closely by facebook, or being forever alone and disallowed from human experiences, then there's really nothing here for me anymore. I hope it doesn't come to that.
I was thinking more as a gateway to finding new people in person. Once established, you can choose a different means of staying in contact.
But if any amount of usage may lead to self harm then don't, of course.