The discussion centers around a study measuring the emotional impact on users who deactivated their Facebook and Instagram accounts for six weeks, particularly during a politically charged election period. Although the study showed a minimal improvement in happiness levels (0.060 standard deviation for Facebook and 0.041 for Instagram), user comments reveal a contrast of experiences. Some users feel significant emotional relief from leaving social media, indicating that personal experiences may vary widely and suggesting that long-term effects might be overlooked in short studies. Comments also reflect on potential changes in social media consumption habits and critique the current structural issues within social media platforms, which prioritize engagement and sensationalism over user well-being.