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I find social networking distorted communication you hardly see face to face conversations just excessive clicking on keyboards n’ anxious minds waiting for replies no one takes the time to enjoy the company who is present I can’t decipher true emotions through all this commotion of texts, and private messages. talking to people who aren’t in the same location is vague The internet is an addiction widespread like a pelage my frustration with corrupted socializing starts with facebook Never again will I sign up for any false friendship making world wide web connections I give you no other choice. use your voice, to say what you need to say, use your hands, to paint what you need to convey use your legs, to sway your own way What worries me the most, is its not only teenagers, adults are getting ****** in too. TRY logging off, being disconnected is relieving   I’m notified about the **** that matters when it happens can count the number of sincere friends I have on one hand I don’t understand how some people  can spend hours surfing through a news feed filled with constant updates from others. It took me two years to realize I was wasting my time posting about my journey through existence to people who don’t give a **** What really make me insane is those people who post every **** detail of their life, as if trying to write an autobiography of ALL their vacations, foods, relations, moods These posts of so called “picture perfect” lives is none of my business So instead of sitting in front of a dimly lit screen trying to save battery power, I charge myself up and play this funny game called life I spend parts of my day with my best friend mary jane I might even bury my face into a book, which is highly doubtful but more likely than me posting on social media about what I’m doing at this moment in time. Now first impressions come from profile pictures, and number of likes you get on a status. Think next time you post something personal cause thats being stashed in cyberspace, not knowing where its stored posting when you're bored, about how you scored at a party last night in spite that its your best friends girlfriend, but you were to drunk to remember. Even worse sharing photos of underage drinking not even thinking about who can see the evidence of your stupidity, not lucidly taking in your actions but you look at the fraction 9 out of 300 facebook "friends" liked your status, thinking you've got a stratus letting it ruin your day, bruin about how a girl with half her clothes on has 700 likes n’ 5,000 comments from pigs, because thats what social media is a popularity contest, with the best updates sluttiest photos, and juicy drama log off doff the social content through technology completely its easy. brace yourself, have to talk to my face not through the space of miles, through your screen I'm not an ordinary teen, just wanting to be seen for who I am not my online profile which you won't find because I don't tell facebook what’s on my mind tweet about what I eat   instagram my outfit of the day I am what you see, plus my poetry my distinctive personality isn't shared through an internet related source This isn’t out of force, my own choice in which I rejoice in the fact that I no longer waste my precious time reading about everybody else’s life, and just living mine thus giving me more of a voice, rather thinking I need to type everything in my head instead, I speak my mind aloud for everyone to hear, bolder than my outfit, shoes, and my hair. I do this without shedding a tear you'd realize if you stepped back you lack the strength to go a length of time its not a crime, its time to log off.
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 12:57 PM UTC
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I find social networking distorted communication you hardly see face to face conversations just excessive clicking on keyboards n’ anxious minds waiting for replies no one takes the time to enjoy the company who is present I can’t decipher true emotions through all this commotion of texts, and private messages. talking to people who aren’t in the same location is vague The internet is an addiction widespread like a pelage my frustration with corrupted socializing starts with facebook Never again will I sign up for any false friendship making world wide web connections I give you no other choice. use your voice, to say what you need to say, use your hands, to paint what you need to convey use your legs, to sway your own way What worries me the most, is its not only teenagers, adults are getting ****** in too. TRY logging off, being disconnected is relieving   I’m notified about the **** that matters when it happens can count the number of sincere friends I have on one hand I don’t understand how some people  can spend hours surfing through a news feed filled with constant updates from others. It took me two years to realize I was wasting my time posting about my journey through existence to people who don’t give a **** What really make me insane is those people who post every **** detail of their life, as if trying to write an autobiography of ALL their vacations, foods, relations, moods These posts of so called “picture perfect” lives is none of my business So instead of sitting in front of a dimly lit screen trying to save battery power, I charge myself up and play this funny game called life I spend parts of my day with my best friend mary jane I might even bury my face into a book, which is highly doubtful but more likely than me posting on social media about what I’m doing at this moment in time. Now first impressions come from profile pictures, and number of likes you get on a status. Think next time you post something personal cause thats being stashed in cyberspace, not knowing where its stored posting when you're bored, about how you scored at a party last night in spite that its your best friends girlfriend, but you were to drunk to remember. Even worse sharing photos of underage drinking not even thinking about who can see the evidence of your stupidity, not lucidly taking in your actions but you look at the fraction 9 out of 300 facebook "friends" liked your status, thinking you've got a stratus letting it ruin your day, bruin about how a girl with half her clothes on has 700 likes n’ 5,000 comments from pigs, because thats what social media is a popularity contest, with the best updates sluttiest photos, and juicy drama log off doff the social content through technology completely its easy. brace yourself, have to talk to my face not through the space of miles, through your screen I'm not an ordinary teen, just wanting to be seen for who I am not my online profile which you won't find because I don't tell facebook what’s on my mind tweet about what I eat   instagram my outfit of the day I am what you see, plus my poetry my distinctive personality isn't shared through an internet related source This isn’t out of force, my own choice in which I rejoice in the fact that I no longer waste my precious time reading about everybody else’s life, and just living mine thus giving me more of a voice, rather thinking I need to type everything in my head instead, I speak my mind aloud for everyone to hear, bolder than my outfit, shoes, and my hair. I do this without shedding a tear you'd realize if you stepped back you lack the strength to go a length of time its not a crime, its time to log off.
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 12:57 PM UTC
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