Having a long block list, as mentioned in your post, is a common situation on social media platforms such as TikTok. From personal experience, managing a large block list can initially feel overwhelming, but it’s an important step in curating a safer and more enjoyable online space. One approach I found useful is periodically reviewing the block list to remove accounts that no longer pose a threat or annoyance. Social media behavior can change, and sometimes accounts that were once problematic may no longer be an issue. This helps keep the list manageable and ensures you don't accidentally block users unnecessarily. Another tip is to use the block feature strategically. For instance, if you frequently encounter spam or unwanted comments related to communities like #somalitiktok, blocking can reduce exposure to such content. Additionally, combining blocking with privacy settings—such as limiting who can comment or view your content—provides an extra layer of control. Moreover, when your block list grows very long, some platforms may experience glitches or delays. If this happens, reaching out to support or using platform-specific tools to manage blocks in bulk can be helpful. Ultimately, the goal is to foster a positive online environment. Sharing experiences like yours encourages community members to be proactive about their social media safety and mental well-being. Remember, behind each block is a step towards creating the digital space that suits you best.