I've had the exact opposite experience. I never use Facebook and a lot of the reason for that is that I am bombarded with stuff from people I don't know and don't care to know every time I click on a link in an email that says a family member posted something or tagged me in something. I don't even see the post that FB claims they made and all I get are random stuff out of chronological order from people responding to people I don't even know. It's a compete mess in which I have no control over what I see or the order I see it in.
Twitter on the other hand, while it is filled with crap in some place, I can choose to only see posts from the specific people I follow outside of the ads and I can choose to see things in chronological order. I can mostly choose the experience I have on Twitter and I unfollow people who post about things that annoy me or that I don't care about. Or, if I choose to I can use the for you function to see what crap is out there beyond those I choose to follow.
Of course, the big difference is that FB is supposed to let you connect with "friends." I don't think it does that, but that is it's purpose where as Twitter isn't designed to be a place to share with friends it's designed as a clearing house for information and comments on topics. Or at least that's what it was before Elon turned it into a bot farm.