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In this episode, host Caitlin Liz Fisher explores the misconceptions surrounding blocking and delves into the importance of curating our online spaces. They expand on why liberally using the block button is a necessary act of self-preservation rather than rudeness. By curating our online spaces, we can shield ourselves from negativity and toxic behavior that can negatively impact our mental well-being.

So, tune in to explore and reclaim the power of blocking trolls and other hateful input, as well as how it allows us to effectively curate our online spaces for a healthier and more positive online experience.

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Blocking individuals who bring negativity or toxicity online, can help you create a safer and healthier internet experience for yourself. Blocking is an internet boundary and is crucial for maintaining your mental well-being and avoiding unnecessary confrontations. Don't hesitate to prioritize your own peace over the fear of seeming mean or rude.

Remember, blocking is not about being unable to handle someone's truth; it is about creating boundaries and preserving your own energy. So, embrace the power of blocking and confidently curate your online space for a more positive and fulfilling online experience.

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