Just some suggestions
Hi, so I really love Instagram, but it might be nice to have a feature where you can disable your view of the like button (AKA you, as the person posting something, don’t have to see how many people like your post).  I struggle with a lot of perfectionism and social anxiety, and so I tend to hold a lot of my personal value in how many likes I get on a post I make.  It would just be nice to not have “how many people like this” be the reason I choose or don’t choose to post something, or have it become criteria for my self worth.  But, this isn’t to say that people can’t actually “like” my post.  They still could, it’s just that I wouldn’t be able to see it., , Also, it would be lovely to be able to disable the explore page of Instagram for certain times of the day.  I spend hours, and I mean HOURS, on the explore page avoiding and procrastinating my work.  I like having the app around on my Home Screen, I just would like to not feel like as soon as I open it I am going to waste the day scrolling.  I know the whole point of an app is to have people use it, but I think I would use it in a much healthier way if I had the option to place restrictions for myself within the app.
Interface, Interface, Functionality
Explore page, Like button, Self-limits
negative, negative, positive
App Interface - View of the like button - Negative, App Interface - Explore page - Negative
### USER:Just some suggestions, Hi, so I really love Instagram, but it might be nice to have a feature where you can disable your view of the like button (AKA you, as the person posting something, don’t have to see how many people like your post).  I struggle with a lot of perfectionism and social anxiety, and so I tend to hold a lot of my personal value in how many likes I get on a post I make.  It would just be nice to not have “how many people like this” be the reason I choose or don’t choose to post something, or have it become criteria for my self worth.  But, this isn’t to say that people can’t actually “like” my post.  They still could, it’s just that I wouldn’t be able to see it., , Also, it would be lovely to be able to disable the explore page of Instagram for certain times of the day.  I spend hours, and I mean HOURS, on the explore page avoiding and procrastinating my work.  I like having the app around on my Home Screen, I just would like to not feel like as soon as I open it I am going to waste the day scrolling.  I know the whole point of an app is to have people use it, but I think I would use it in a much healthier way if I had the option to place restrictions for myself within the app. ### ASSISTANT: App Interface - View of the like button - Negative, App Interface - Explore page - Negative )))
### Review: title: Just some suggestions, content: Hi, so I really love Instagram, but it might be nice to have a feature where you can disable your view of the like button (AKA you, as the person posting something, don’t have to see how many people like your post).  I struggle with a lot of perfectionism and social anxiety, and so I tend to hold a lot of my personal value in how many likes I get on a post I make.  It would just be nice to not have “how many people like this” be the reason I choose or don’t choose to post something, or have it become criteria for my self worth.  But, this isn’t to say that people can’t actually “like” my post.  They still could, it’s just that I wouldn’t be able to see it., , Also, it would be lovely to be able to disable the explore page of Instagram for certain times of the day.  I spend hours, and I mean HOURS, on the explore page avoiding and procrastinating my work.  I like having the app around on my Home Screen, I just would like to not feel like as soon as I open it I am going to waste the day scrolling.  I know the whole point of an app is to have people use it, but I think I would use it in a much healthier way if I had the option to place restrictions for myself within the app. ### Analysis: categories: Interface, Interface, Functionality, aspects: Explore page, Like button, Self-limits, sentiments: negative, negative, positive )))
### Review: title: Just some suggestions, content: Hi, so I really love Instagram, but it might be nice to have a feature where you can disable your view of the like button (AKA you, as the person posting something, don’t have to see how many people like your post).  I struggle with a lot of perfectionism and social anxiety, and so I tend to hold a lot of my personal value in how many likes I get on a post I make.  It would just be nice to not have “how many people like this” be the reason I choose or don’t choose to post something, or have it become criteria for my self worth.  But, this isn’t to say that people can’t actually “like” my post.  They still could, it’s just that I wouldn’t be able to see it., , Also, it would be lovely to be able to disable the explore page of Instagram for certain times of the day.  I spend hours, and I mean HOURS, on the explore page avoiding and procrastinating my work.  I like having the app around on my Home Screen, I just would like to not feel like as soon as I open it I am going to waste the day scrolling.  I know the whole point of an app is to have people use it, but I think I would use it in a much healthier way if I had the option to place restrictions for myself within the app. ### Analysis: categories: (Interface, Interface, Functionality) aspects: (Explore page, Like button, Self-limits) sentiments: (negative, negative, positive) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Just some suggestions, Hi, so I really love Instagram, but it might be nice to have a feature where you can disable your view of the like button (AKA you, as the person posting something, don’t have to see how many people like your post).  I struggle with a lot of perfectionism and social anxiety, and so I tend to hold a lot of my personal value in how many likes I get on a post I make.  It would just be nice to not have “how many people like this” be the reason I choose or don’t choose to post something, or have it become criteria for my self worth.  But, this isn’t to say that people can’t actually “like” my post.  They still could, it’s just that I wouldn’t be able to see it., , Also, it would be lovely to be able to disable the explore page of Instagram for certain times of the day.  I spend hours, and I mean HOURS, on the explore page avoiding and procrastinating my work.  I like having the app around on my Home Screen, I just would like to not feel like as soon as I open it I am going to waste the day scrolling.  I know the whole point of an app is to have people use it, but I think I would use it in a much healthier way if I had the option to place restrictions for myself within the app. Output: App Interface - View of the like button - Negative, App Interface - Explore page - Negative $$$