Yes, but as a general attitude, this is unrealistic, like ignoring the effects of drugs because they are voluntary. All these things (food, substances, sex, social media, etc) exist on an invisible spectrum of willpower vs circumstances for each individual. In practice, there's some subjective line in that spectrum across which society can't afford to just say "it's your fault, so I don't care" (though wealthy/isolated people can!).
Then we need to solve the problem through regulation.
But just as with drugs we (not as single persons but as society) have decided that profits for some wealthy individuals are more important.
But as an individual you can just choose not to participate in social media, I wasn’t trying to invent some magic general attitude that solves all problems.
Also not sure if there is a “single” solution even possible, there is a lot more nuance and complexity to it.
But emotionally, people now inhabit virtual places full of relentless negativity. That is the problem.