Taking a break from the constant TV binge might be a refreshing change. It opens up space for other activities that can be more fulfilling and beneficial in the long run. Totally get that it's not the easiest thing to quit though – habits die hard, right?

By the way and while we are at it....any recommendations for streaming services like Roku? How does that work? Is it good or recommended? Thanks in advance. I know I can google it, I rather talk to first hand experience fellow human potential friends !!

"These are the 10 best Netflix movies to watch before they’re removed in September"

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Because they'll always be adding something decent.

Inertia. Do it. If you miss it, re-subscribe. I had a subscription for just two months, primarily because I wanted to re-watch The Girl in The Dragon Tattoo trilogy. I do not miss it.

My account was closed for weeks before I realized, but that's because hulu had more anime on it, that updates every day.

But it wasn't my Netflix it was my best friends mom's lol

I'd sooner give up my balls, not really but I'd have to think about a long time.

It's funny how that works. Wanna miss it? Go ahead and cancel. Wanna get tired of it, sign up for it. I know, this doesn't really help, unless you cancel because you've found proper replacement....

I really can't type from experience since I haven't subscribed to or contracted with anyone ever, but I imagine it's like me ignoring Facebook. I have too many other creative ways to spend my time.

You can add and drop whenever you like. Drop it, and if you miss it, start back up! I personally really like Amazon Prime streaming.

It's $10 A month, or less, and you can Always get it back, in a heartbeat! Why not try HULU instead for awhile?

I seriously watch TV once every two months only out of guilt. Because I still pay for cable. IDK, Dump it.

Make sure to try Detectorists before you get our the trimmers.

I was on the same path until I got that random suggestion. Now I want a DMDC fleece, but Im not running for club president. Only 2 seasons on Netflix at this point.

I'm in the same boat. I watch a lot more YouTube than Netflix.

Dump it. If you miss it they will be happy to take you back. You've got nothing to lose except a couple months of fees.

There are other streaming services. Most offer the first month free. Try them, If you don't like any of them, then turn off your TV and stick with Youtube.

Fear of missing out.

The thought of "what if" something just happens to come to Netflix that you want next week, and you miss out.

Just cut the ties. It isn't an irreversible decision, you can always sign on again if there is truly a need for it. But for now....

Dump it, and enjoy its absence.