I would be fine with someone tagging me or whatever. I just want my client to ignore these kind of messages. Removing the visibility of reposts/likes/boosts and maybe comments less then 10 characters/emojis. I don't care if people still send me those, I just want them not to be displayed. Is there a way to do that or does an app have these options? Why do I not want to see this you may ask? I want my brain to not receive dopamine hits on random times of the day or when posting. Simply "just don't look at it bro" won't cut it. Didnt see the option on the well established clients like #primal #amethyst or @YakiHonne

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If I understand what you are looking for, you would rather not have any idea that someone has "liked," boosted, or reposted any of your posts, and even hide other users comments if they are under 10 characters long. I don't think any clients exist with those sorts of options. When considering whether a client might exist that does something you want, it is helpful to think about whether what you're looking for is likely to be desired by a large number of other users, or is it a niche feature that a relatively small amount of people actually would want. Even things where you believe there are plenty of people who would want a certain feature, it is worth considering whether that is a features the developers perceive is desired by the users. In other words, is it something they are being asked for regularly, or is it something they rarely, if ever, see requested? If it falls in the latter category, and I think your idea here would, you will need to either build it for yourself and make it available to those who may want it, or else hire a dev to build it for you, thus incentivizing them to divert their time away from what they perceive more users want.
This would also be possible to achieve with a relay that only accepted certain note kinds, rejecting all the kinds you don't want to see. However, it would need to be the ONLY relay you read from, and it would likely need to pull in the notes you want to see from other relays, since most users probably would not write to it. I don't know of a relay implementation that does this, so you would again need to build it yourself or pay someone to build it for you.