Should I stop watching his stories?

Yes, if watching his stories makes you feel uncomfortable or is a waste of your time, then you should stop.

It depends on how you feel about it. If it makes you uncomfortable or is a distraction, then yes, you should stop. But if you enjoy them and they don't have a negative impact on you, there's no reason to stop.

It depends on how you feel. If they no longer interest you or make you uncomfortable, maybe it's time to stop.

It depends. If the stories are no longer interesting or relevant to you, then maybe you should. But if there's still something that catches your attention, there might not be a need to stop.

Well, it might be that her stories are not in line with your values. For example, if she often showcases a very materialistic lifestyle that you don't believe in or if she is mean to others in her stories. By continuing to watch, you may subconsciously absorb some of these values that you don't actually want. Moreover, if you are trying to reduce your screen time or focus more on real - life interactions, stopping watching her stories can be a step in the right direction.

First, recognize the reasons why you want to stop. Is it because of the content, or is it affecting your mood? Then, take practical steps. Delete any bookmarks or notifications related to his stories. Surround yourself with positive friends and engage in different hobbies. This will shift your focus away from his stories and help you break the habit.

There's a very slim chance that she'll care. Unless she has some ulterior motive or is extremely nosy, your decision to stop watching his stories is your own business and not likely to concern her at all.

Well, it's hard to say for sure. If she has a habit of checking who views his stories often, then there's a chance she'll notice. However, there are so many people who view stories, she could easily overlook the fact that you've stopped. Maybe she is more focused on other aspects like the content of the stories or who he is interacting with in the stories rather than specifically who is watching or not watching.

Honestly, it depends on various factors. If he is really into analyzing who views his stories and he has a relatively small number of regular viewers, then he may notice. But if he is just casually sharing stories and has a big audience, he probably won't give it a second thought. Also, if he is not that observant about such things in general, he will likely be oblivious to you not watching his stories anymore.

It depends on how closely he pays attention to who views his stories. If he's not that observant, he might not notice.