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How to deal with FOMO (Fear Of Missing out)
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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It might be good to join some in-person community to replace YouTube FOMO with real-life FOMO. I don't care personally about YouTube happenings because I don't know the people and have no reason to know them, unlike my friends in a cappella.
Ultimately I think it's about self-confidence, but converting parasocial FOMO to real-life FOMO can be a useful intermediate step.