Not necessarily. If they're used to the extreme that these kids apparently are (didn't read the article, just got the gist from the OP) then yes, definitely need some sort of life outside of Facebook.FalloutJack said:I can agree with this statement. Social networks are a waste of fucking time.
Depends what you're using them for, but yes for the most part they are.FalloutJack said:I can agree with this statement. Social networks are a waste of fucking time.
I like my bacon with eggs and tomatoes. <3Mr.K. said:Anyone got good bacon recipes they would like to share?
They don't get it, not because they're young but because they don't get it. Subtly, they've convinced themselves that without the latest thing, they equal zero. So in that regard, they're perfectly normal, socially-focused people.chuckey said:Also let me leave you a quote from this article: "There's more 'life' happening online than offline. If you are not online, you are completely out of the loop--you don't have a life, you don't really exist."
Not really a recipe but a great Valentines Day idea:Mr.K. said:Really, we are discussing random teenage ramblings now...
I propose we steer this topic towards something constructive: Anyone got good bacon recipes they would like to share?
what the crap? people can,t even stay away from their internet FOR ONE HOUR?!Institute family meals with tech breaks. Current psychological literature recommends that families sit down and share at least 3 or 4 meals together a week. Keep them short--under 45 minutes--and tech free for the most part. Give everyone a two-minute warning to check whatever device beforehand. After 15 minutes, allow a one minute message or text check. Aim to expand the tech free time as your kids become more focused.