I don't usually unfollow people on social media, but I recently did so when a post from a relative deeply affected me. It wasn't directed at me personally, but rather at what I believe in. The best thing to do is unfollow someone when their content begins to affect your mental health. It's not the same as unfriending them, since you remain connected, but unfollowing limits their posts from showing up in your feed. You will always be relatives offline—which is inevitable—but when they blast your beliefs, hiding their posts is a good option.
We had a very gloomy morning today. There were occasional heavy rains, which worried me. This bad weather has been bothering us for almost a month now. We haven't recovered yet, and the rainy period is expected to persist for weeks.
My wife and I decided to take the Baywalk route on our way home. The rain had just stopped, and Binmaley Beach looked beautiful. We paused for a while to take in the scenery.
